English conjugation practice
Unlock
Unlock conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I unlock my phone every morning.
Usually, you unlock the front door.
At work, he unlocks the office.
Together, we unlock the gate.
Before class, they unlock the cabinets.
Present Continuous
I am unlocking the door now.
You are unlocking the tablet at the moment.
He is unlocking his bicycle.
We are unlocking the museum entrance.
They are unlocking the storage room.
Present Perfect
I have unlocked the safe already.
You have unlocked a new feature.
He has unlocked the locker.
We have unlocked the back entrance.
They have unlocked the treasure chest.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been unlocking accounts all morning.
You have been unlocking doors for ten minutes.
He has been unlocking bikes at the shop.
We have been unlocking each gate in order.
They have been unlocking old phones for hours.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I unlocked the cabinet.
You unlocked the door before dinner.
He unlocked his car at noon.
We unlocked the classroom after lunch.
They unlocked the room last night.
Past Continuous
I was unlocking the safe when you called.
You were unlocking the phone during the break.
He was unlocking the gate at sunset.
We were unlocking the building when it rained.
They were unlocking bicycles outside.
Past Perfect
I had unlocked the door before sunrise.
By then, you had unlocked the box.
He had unlocked the office when we arrived.
We had unlocked the gate ahead of schedule.
They had unlocked the chest before noon.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been unlocking doors for an hour before help came.
You had been unlocking accounts all afternoon.
He had been unlocking lockers since breakfast.
We had been unlocking gates since early morning.
They had been unlocking old devices for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will unlock the door later.
You will unlock the tablet tomorrow.
He will unlock the office after lunch.
We will unlock the room at eight.
They will unlock the storage area soon.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to unlock the car.
You are going to unlock the front door.
He is going to unlock the safe.
We are going to unlock the museum soon.
They are going to unlock the classroom.
Future Continuous
I will be unlocking the shop at nine.
You will be unlocking the gate when we arrive.
He will be unlocking the office tomorrow morning.
We will be unlocking rooms all afternoon.
They will be unlocking the exhibits at noon.
Future Perfect
By ten, I will have unlocked the cabinet.
By then, you will have unlocked the phone.
He will have unlocked the building before us.
We will have unlocked the gates by sunset.
They will have unlocked the doors before the visitors arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been unlocking doors for three hours.
You will have been unlocking accounts all morning by then.
He will have been unlocking lockers for a week.
We will have been unlocking gates throughout the morning.
They will have been unlocking devices for two days.
Present Simple Negative
I do not unlock unknown links.
You do not unlock the door at night.
He does not unlock the cabinet alone.
We do not unlock the gate before sunrise.
They do not unlock private accounts.
Present Simple Question
Do I unlock the correct door?
Do you unlock your phone quickly?
Does he unlock the office each morning?
Do we unlock the gate after lunch?
Do they unlock the storage room?
Past Simple Negative
I did not unlock the door yesterday.
You did not unlock the phone last night.
He did not unlock the box.
We did not unlock the classroom that day.
They did not unlock the safe.
Past Simple Question
Did I unlock the right door?
Did you unlock the cabinet?
Did he unlock the car yesterday?
Did we unlock the main gate?
Did they unlock the treasure chest?