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Present Simple
I always try my best to solve difficult math questions by myself.
You try to learn new English vocabulary words every single morning, right?
He tries to stay fit by running in the park three times a week.
We try to save money every month to buy a new car.
They try to help their friendly neighbors whenever they have heavy chores.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am trying to fix my broken bicycle in the garage.
You are trying my patience today because you are not listening to me.
He is trying to open the locked door with the wrong key now.
We are trying to find a cheap hotel for our summer holiday vacation.
They are trying to finish their group project before the school deadline today.
Present Perfect
I have tried this chocolate cake before and it tastes delicious, really.
You have tried to fix this watch twice, so take it to shop.
He has tried to pass his driving exam three times already, unfortunately.
We have tried every dynamic solution but the system is still broken today.
They have tried to save their old business but it went bankrupt last month.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been trying to solve this math puzzle for two long hours.
You have been trying to call that number all morning, let it go.
He has been trying to repair his old laptop since last week Tuesday.
We have been trying to find a good apartment near university for months.
They has been trying to win the football championship since five years ago.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I tried to bake a lemon cake but it burned completely.
You tried your best during the tennis match last Saturday morning, John.
He tried to fix the leaking kitchen sink yesterday morning by himself.
We tried to call a taxi last night but none were available.
They tried to learn Spanish grammar during their short holiday vacation last summer.
Past Continuous
At ten o'clock yesterday morning, I was trying to log into my email.
While you were trying to open the window, I found the key quickly.
He was trying to climb the fence when the guard shouted loudly yesterday.
We were trying to catch the train when we dropped our tickets yesterday.
They were trying to find their way through the dark forest last night.
Past Perfect
Before the teacher arrived, I had tried to solve the problem twice.
You had tried that medicine before the doctor gave you a new one.
He had tried to call her before he left for the airport yesterday.
We had tried to contact the manager before the meeting started yesterday afternoon.
They had tried to finish the work before the heavy rain began yesterday.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been trying to reach him for days when he finally called.
You had been trying to fix that car for hours before giving up.
He had been trying to find a job for months before this interview.
We had been trying to save money for years when the crisis hit.
They had been trying to catch the thief for weeks before succeeding yesterday.
Future Simple (will)
Tomorrow morning, I will try to wake up early to jog in park.
If you ask him nicely, he will try to help you move boxes.
He will try to pass his English exam next Tuesday afternoon, hopefully.
We will try to buy the cheap tickets as soon as sales start.
They will try to climb the high mountain if weather stays good tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow afternoon, I am going to try a new recipe for dinner.
You are going to try your best during the competition tomorrow, I know.
He is going to try to fix his bicycle later this evening.
We are going to try to finish our homework before the match starts.
They are going to try to save the old forest from being cut.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be trying to pass my driving test center.
You will be trying to sleep while the airplane is flying over ocean.
He will be trying to contact his clients at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
We will be trying to navigate the narrow streets of Rome this time next week.
They will be trying to win the game while their fans are cheering loudly.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow night, I will have tried every option to fix this computer.
By the time you return, you will have tried all local foods.
He will have tried to speak to his manager before the weekend begins.
We will have tried to reach an agreement before the long meeting ends today.
If they practice tonight, they will have tried every recipe before the contest.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next January, I will have been trying to learn piano for a year.
You will have been trying to solve this for an hour by midnight.
He will have been trying to get a visa for months by winter.
We will have been trying to move since winter by next summer holiday.
They will have been trying to build a business for years by July next.
Present Simple Negative
I do not try to argue with angry people because it is useless.
You do not try hard enough to improve your English pronunciation skills, John.
He does not try to eat healthy food, he prefers burgers and chips.
We do not try to skip school because our parents are very strict.
They do not try to clean their yard, so it looks very messy.
Present Simple Question
Do I try to solve this difficult puzzle now or should I wait?
Do you try to exercise at the gym at least twice a week?
Does he try to finish his homework assignments before dinner time every day?
Do we try to open the window or should we turn on fan?
Do they try to save electricity by turning off the lights in empty rooms?
Past Simple Negative
I did not try to open the box yesterday because I lacked key.
You did not try your best during the exam, so you got low.
He did not try to call his mother last night, which was bad.
We did not try to find a shortcut because we had no map.
They did not try to fix their old car, they sold it instead.
Past Simple Question
Did I try to use the wrong key to open the front door?
Did you try to bake a lemon cake for your mother's birthday?
Did he try to pass his driving test yesterday morning early at center?
Did we try our best to win the soccer match last Saturday evening?
Did they try to find a cheap hotel when they visited Paris last week?