English conjugation practice
Upset
Upset conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I upset my sister when I forget her birthday.
You upset the dog by shouting.
He upsets his parents with rude comments.
We upset our neighbors when we play music late.
They upset their teacher by arriving late.
Present Continuous
I am upsetting my friend without meaning to.
You are upsetting everyone with that argument.
He is upsetting the children by canceling the trip.
We are upsetting the balance of the machine.
They are upsetting the plan with their last-minute changes.
Present Perfect
I have upset someone, so I need to apologize.
You have upset your cousin again.
He has upset the whole team today.
We have upset the schedule by leaving early.
They have upset the children with that story.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been upsetting my stomach by eating too quickly.
You have been upsetting your classmates all morning.
He has been upsetting his neighbors for weeks.
We have been upsetting our manager with repeated mistakes.
They have been upsetting the local residents for months.
Past Simple
I upset my friend yesterday.
You upset the waiter at lunch.
He upset his mother last night.
We upset our guests by changing the menu.
They upset the coach after the match.
Past Continuous
I was upsetting my brother when you called.
You were upsetting the cat during the visit.
He was upsetting the audience with his speech.
We were upsetting the neighbors during the party.
They were upsetting their parents by refusing to listen.
Past Perfect
I had upset my colleague before I understood the mistake.
You had upset the child by then.
He had upset his team before the meeting ended.
We had upset the manager before we apologized.
They had upset the neighbors by midnight.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been upsetting my stomach for days before I changed my diet.
You had been upsetting your parents for several weeks.
He had been upsetting the dog before the owner arrived.
We had been upsetting the staff with our complaints.
They had been upsetting the villagers before peace returned.
Future Simple (will)
I will upset him if I mention the surprise.
You will upset your sister if you cancel.
He will upset the balance with that heavy box.
We will upset the schedule unless we hurry.
They will upset the audience with that ending.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to upset my friend if I tell the truth.
You are going to upset the baby with that loud song.
He is going to upset the committee with his proposal.
We are going to upset the timetable with this detour.
They are going to upset their hosts by arriving late.
Future Continuous
I will be upsetting my stomach if I eat another slice.
You will be upsetting the children during the ceremony.
He will be upsetting his teammates if he skips practice.
We will be upsetting the guests during the renovation.
They will be upsetting the voters with those cuts.
Future Perfect
By tomorrow, I will have upset enough people.
By noon, you will have upset the whole office.
By then, he will have upset his parents.
By Friday, we will have upset several customers.
By the end of the game, they will have upset their coach.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been upsetting my stomach for hours.
By then, you will have been upsetting your neighbors all evening.
By July, he will have been upsetting the board for a year.
By the end of the week, we will have been upsetting our clients for days.
By sunset, they will have been upsetting the animals since dawn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not upset people on purpose.
You do not upset your friends without a reason.
He does not upset his guests deliberately.
We do not upset the children with scary stories.
They do not upset their neighbors intentionally.
Present Simple Question
Do I upset you when I ask questions?
Do you upset your brother often?
Does he upset the team during games?
Do we upset our guests by arriving early?
Do they upset the dog with fireworks?
Past Simple Negative
I did not upset anyone at the meeting.
You did not upset me yesterday.
He did not upset his parents this time.
We did not upset our hosts at dinner.
They did not upset the audience with their answer.
Past Simple Question
Did I upset you with my comment?
Did you upset the teacher yesterday?
Did he upset his sister at breakfast?
Did we upset anyone by leaving early?
Did they upset the coach after the loss?