English conjugation practice
Visit
Visit conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I visit my grandparents on Sundays.
Do you visit the museum often?
Every summer, he visits his uncle.
On holidays, we visit new places.
They visit their friends each month.
Present Continuous
I am visiting a famous castle today.
You are visiting the science center right now.
At this moment, he is visiting his cousin.
We are visiting the old market this afternoon.
They are visiting a farm near the city.
Present Perfect
I have visited that park several times.
You have visited many interesting museums.
He has visited Canada twice.
We have visited all the main sights.
They have visited our town before.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been visiting local churches for two days.
You have been visiting your aunt every weekend.
He has been visiting schools as part of his job.
We have been visiting different beaches all week.
They have been visiting museums since Monday.
Past Simple
I visited my old school yesterday.
You visited the castle last spring.
He visited his parents after work.
We visited the aquarium on Saturday.
They visited a quiet island last year.
Past Continuous
I was visiting the gallery when you called.
You were visiting the zoo at noon.
While he was visiting the museum, it began to rain.
We were visiting the market when the lights went out.
They were visiting a historic house all afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had visited the town before the festival began.
By then, you had visited every room.
He had visited the doctor before lunch.
We had visited the museum before it closed.
They had visited that restaurant earlier.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been visiting clients for hours before dinner.
You had been visiting relatives all morning.
He had been visiting villages before he returned home.
We had been visiting nearby towns since dawn.
They had been visiting the island for a month.
Future Simple (will)
I will visit you next weekend.
You will visit the new center tomorrow.
He will visit his grandmother soon.
We will visit the monument after breakfast.
They will visit us during the winter.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to visit the national park tomorrow.
You are going to visit your cousins this evening.
He is going to visit the museum on Friday.
We are going to visit three towns next week.
They are going to visit the children tomorrow.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be visiting the palace.
You will be visiting the exhibition at ten.
He will be visiting clients during the afternoon.
At noon, we will be visiting the old town.
They will be visiting several schools this week.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have visited all the galleries.
By noon, you will have visited the main attractions.
He will have visited five countries by then.
Before we leave, we will have visited the cathedral.
They will have visited the museum by closing time.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been visiting schools for a year.
Next month, you will have been visiting clients for six months.
By then, he will have been visiting hospitals all week.
By Sunday, we will have been visiting landmarks for three days.
By the end of the trip, they will have been visiting towns for a week.
Present Simple Negative
I do not visit crowded places in summer.
You do not visit the park very often.
He does not visit his hometown regularly.
We do not visit the beach after dark.
They do not visit that museum during renovations.
Present Simple Question
Do I visit the right building?
Do you visit your grandparents often?
Does he visit the library after class?
Do we visit the garden before lunch?
Do they visit this city every year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not visit the museum yesterday.
You did not visit the castle last summer.
He did not visit his uncle during the trip.
We did not visit the beach on our first day.
They did not visit any galleries in Paris.
Past Simple Question
Did I visit the correct office?
When did you visit the island?
Did he visit the new stadium?
Where did we visit after dinner?
How many countries did they visit?