English conjugation practice
Trust
Trust conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I trust my best friend.
You trust your doctor.
He trusts his older brother.
We trust our neighbors.
They trust the new manager.
Present Continuous
I am trusting you with this secret.
You are trusting a stranger too quickly.
He is trusting his instincts today.
We are trusting our guide during the hike.
They are trusting the evidence before deciding.
Present Perfect
I have trusted her for many years.
You have trusted me with important work.
He has trusted that promise before.
We have trusted their advice.
They have trusted the guide completely.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been trusting him since childhood.
You have been trusting the wrong source lately.
He has been trusting his coach all season.
We have been trusting our new neighbors.
They have been trusting the same plan since spring.
Past Simple
I trusted your advice yesterday.
You trusted the map and found the lake.
He trusted her explanation.
We trusted them during the difficult journey.
They trusted our team and signed the agreement.
Past Continuous
I was trusting him when the news arrived.
You were trusting a broken compass.
He was trusting his partner at that moment.
We were trusting our teacher while she explained the experiment.
They were trusting the guide before the storm began.
Past Perfect
I had trusted him before the argument.
You had trusted that company for years.
He had trusted the sailor until the lie was revealed.
We had trusted their promise by then.
They had trusted the guide before reaching the village.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been trusting her for a decade.
You had been trusting the wrong people.
He had been trusting his instincts before the accident.
We had been trusting their instructions until noon.
They had been trusting the old system before it failed.
Future Simple (will)
I will trust you with the key.
You will trust her after hearing the full story.
He will trust the result.
We will trust your judgment.
They will trust our decision.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to trust my instincts.
You are going to trust the new plan.
He is going to trust his lawyer.
We are going to trust your experience.
They are going to trust the evidence.
Future Continuous
I will be trusting you during the project.
You will be trusting a new teammate by then.
He will be trusting the pilot on tomorrow's flight.
We will be trusting our partners throughout the trip.
They will be trusting the rescue team at that time.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have trusted her for ten years.
By then, you will have trusted the process.
He will have trusted the team by the final match.
We will have trusted their judgment before the vote.
They will have trusted the guide by the end of the tour.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been trusting him for five years.
By then, you will have been trusting that source for months.
He will have been trusting his coach throughout the season.
By summer, we will have been trusting our guide for weeks.
They will have been trusting the same plan for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not trust that website.
You do not trust the noisy machine.
He does not trust easy answers.
We do not trust rumors.
They do not trust the strange message.
Present Simple Question
Why do I trust this old chair?
Do you trust your new neighbor?
Why does he trust that rumor?
Do we trust this map enough to continue?
Why do they trust that old story?
Past Simple Negative
I did not trust the stranger at first.
You did not trust his promise yesterday.
He did not trust the dark path.
We did not trust the broken bridge.
They did not trust the salesman.
Past Simple Question
Why did I trust that warning?
Did you trust the guide yesterday?
When did he trust the witness?
Did we trust the right person?
How did they trust that promise?