English conjugation practice
Vote
Vote conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I vote after work.
Usually, you vote in local elections.
He votes with his family.
Every year, we vote for class leaders.
They vote whenever an election is held.
Present Continuous
I am voting at the moment.
You are voting by mail this week.
He is voting while his friends wait.
We are voting together at school.
They are voting before the polls close.
Present Perfect
I have voted already.
You have voted in three elections.
He has voted for the first time.
We have voted on the proposal.
They have voted in every national election.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been voting for many years.
You have been voting since early morning.
He has been voting regularly since 2018.
We have been voting as a group for years.
They have been voting by post this month.
Past Simple
I voted yesterday.
You voted at the library last Saturday.
He voted before lunch.
We voted during our lunch break.
They voted after the debate ended.
Past Continuous
I was voting when the lights went out.
You were voting during the afternoon.
He was voting as the bell rang.
We were voting while the results were announced.
They were voting when the rain began.
Past Perfect
I had voted before the meeting started.
You had voted by the time we arrived.
He had voted before breakfast.
We had voted when the doors closed.
They had voted before the final speech.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been voting for years before I moved.
You had been voting all morning when noon arrived.
He had been voting regularly before the rule changed.
We had been voting when the results appeared.
They had been voting since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will vote tomorrow.
You will vote when you turn eighteen.
He will vote after he reads the plans.
We will vote once everyone is ready.
They will vote despite the bad weather.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to vote this weekend.
You are going to vote at the new station.
He is going to vote after work.
We are going to vote together later.
They are going to vote before dinner.
Future Continuous
I will be voting at ten o'clock.
You will be voting while I travel.
He will be voting during the evening session.
We will be voting at that time.
They will be voting during the televised meeting.
Future Perfect
I will have voted by noon.
You will have voted before the deadline.
He will have voted by the end of the day.
We will have voted before the meeting ends.
They will have voted by sunset.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been voting for forty years by then.
You will have been voting for two hours by noon.
He will have been voting regularly for a decade.
We will have been voting together for many elections.
They will have been voting since the polls opened.
Present Simple Negative
I do not vote without learning about the issues.
You do not vote in every election.
He does not vote by mail.
We do not vote during local holidays.
They do not vote unless they know the candidates.
Present Simple Question
Why do I vote at this station?
Where do you vote on election day?
When does he vote?
Do we vote before the meeting?
Do they vote every year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not vote last year.
You did not vote in the school election.
He did not vote because he was away.
We did not vote until all members arrived.
They did not vote in the first round.
Past Simple Question
Where did I vote last time?
When did you vote in the election?
Why did he vote so early?
When did we vote on this issue?
Did they vote before the polls closed?