English conjugation practice
Type
Type conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I type short notes every morning.
You type quickly during class.
He types reports for his manager.
We type our homework together.
They type messages to their friends.
Present Continuous
I am typing an email right now.
You are typing the answer on the laptop.
He is typing a new password.
We are typing notes for the meeting.
They are typing invitations this afternoon.
Present Perfect
I have typed three pages so far.
You have typed the address correctly.
He has typed the final paragraph.
We have typed our names on the form.
They have typed the report already.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been typing since breakfast.
You have been typing for two hours.
He has been typing all afternoon.
We have been typing notes for the lesson.
They have been typing since the office opened.
Past Simple
I typed the message yesterday.
You typed the answer last night.
He typed a letter before lunch.
We typed our plans on Sunday.
They typed the labels by hand.
Past Continuous
I was typing when the phone rang.
You were typing during the power cut.
He was typing at his desk at noon.
We were typing notes during the lecture.
They were typing quietly in the library.
Past Perfect
I had typed the address before I noticed the mistake.
You had typed the form before the office closed.
He had typed his speech by Monday.
We had typed everything before the teacher arrived.
They had typed the names before the event began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been typing for an hour before dinner.
You had been typing all morning when I called.
He had been typing since dawn before taking a break.
We had been typing for twenty minutes when class ended.
They had been typing since morning before the storm.
Future Simple (will)
I will type the report tomorrow.
You will type the answer later.
He will type the minutes after the meeting.
We will type the details when we get home.
They will type their comments tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to type my application tonight.
You are going to type the final copy.
He is going to type a short note.
We are going to type our names below.
They are going to type the schedule this evening.
Future Continuous
I will be typing during the afternoon.
You will be typing while I read.
He will be typing at eight o'clock.
We will be typing answers during the test.
They will be typing at the library tomorrow.
Future Perfect
I will have typed the essay by Friday.
You will have typed ten pages by then.
He will have typed the contract before noon.
We will have typed the report before the meeting.
They will have typed the records by next week.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been typing for three hours by noon.
You will have been typing all morning by lunchtime.
He will have been typing for an hour by ten.
We will have been typing for two hours by the end.
They will have been typing since sunrise by noon.
Present Simple Negative
I do not type private information online.
You do not type very often at home.
He does not type with one hand.
We do not type on paper anymore.
They do not type after midnight.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I type the title here?
Do you do you type with both hands?
Does he does he type the letters himself?
Do we do we type our names on this line?
Do they do they type reports at work?
Past Simple Negative
I did not type the message yesterday.
You did not type the final sentence.
He did not type his name on the form.
We did not type the address correctly.
They did not type the report last week.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I type the correct number?
Did you did you type this note yesterday?
Did he did he type the whole document?
Did we did we type the address correctly?
Did they did they type the invitations yesterday?