English conjugation practice
Unpack
Unpack conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I unpack my bag after trips.
You unpack the boxes carefully.
He unpacks his lunch at work.
We unpack together in the new house.
They unpack their suitcases upstairs.
Present Continuous
I am unpacking a small box now.
You are unpacking near the window.
He is unpacking his books today.
We are unpacking before dinner.
They are unpacking beside the truck.
Present Perfect
I have unpacked everything important.
You have unpacked your clothes already.
He has unpacked the kitchen items.
We have unpacked since arriving.
They have unpacked their camping gear.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been unpacking for an hour.
You have been unpacking all morning.
He has been unpacking since breakfast.
We have been unpacking since noon.
They have been unpacking throughout the afternoon.
Past Simple
I unpacked my suitcase yesterday.
You unpacked the books last night.
He unpacked after the train arrived.
We unpacked before the guests came.
They unpacked at the hotel.
Past Continuous
I was unpacking when you called.
You were unpacking during the storm.
He was unpacking while music played.
We were unpacking as rain fell.
They were unpacking before sunrise.
Past Perfect
I had unpacked before my friend arrived.
You had unpacked everything by noon.
He had unpacked before the movers left.
We had unpacked when the guests arrived.
They had unpacked before lunch began.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been unpacking for hours before resting.
You had been unpacking since early morning.
He had been unpacking before the bell rang.
We had been unpacking since dawn when help came.
They had been unpacking before the manager checked.
Future Simple (will)
I will unpack after work.
You will unpack your parcel tomorrow.
He will unpack when he gets home.
We will unpack after the move.
They will unpack at their destination.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to unpack this box tonight.
You are going to unpack in the garage.
He is going to unpack his tools.
We are going to unpack once we arrive.
They are going to unpack the van.
Future Continuous
I will be unpacking this time tomorrow.
You will be unpacking during the afternoon.
He will be unpacking when we visit.
We will be unpacking all weekend.
They will be unpacking beside the delivery truck.
Future Perfect
I will have unpacked by Friday.
You will have unpacked before the party.
He will have unpacked the office by noon.
We will have unpacked before the inspection.
They will have unpacked by the end of the day.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been unpacking for three hours by noon.
You will have been unpacking since breakfast by then.
He will have been unpacking for a while before lunch.
We will have been unpacking since dawn by sunset.
They will have been unpacking for days by Friday.
Present Simple Negative
I do not unpack fragile items quickly.
You do not unpack your bag at school.
He does not unpack until he feels ready.
We do not unpack during meetings.
They do not unpack in the hallway.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I unpack this box first?
Do you do you unpack at home?
Does he does he unpack his suitcase alone?
Do we do we unpack before dinner?
Do they do they unpack after arriving?
Past Simple Negative
I did not unpack my suitcase last night.
You did not unpack the final box.
He did not unpack before bedtime.
We did not unpack because we were tired.
They did not unpack after the long journey.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I unpack the blue box?
Did you did you unpack before leaving?
Did he did he unpack the books yesterday?
Did we did we unpack everything from the car?
Did they did they unpack at the hotel?