English conjugation practice
Wait
Wait conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wait for the morning bus at this corner everyday.
You wait patiently while I finish my office work.
He waits for his daughter outside the school gate.
We wait in the queue at the supermarket line.
They wait for the rain to stop before playing.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am waiting for the dentist inside.
You are waiting for a very important phone call.
He is waiting for his friend at the restaurant.
We are waiting for our dinner to be served.
Grab your umbrellas because they are waiting for the bus in the heavy rain right now.
Present Perfect
I have waited for two hours and I am tired.
You have waited for this special moment for years.
He has waited for the results all day long.
We have waited a long time for this holiday.
They have waited for the news with great anxiety.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been waiting for an important email response.
You have been waiting in this long line for hours.
He has been waiting for a job offer since March.
We have been waiting for the package for a week.
They have been waiting for the bus in the cold.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I waited for the clinic to open.
You waited for me in the rain last night.
He waited for thirty minutes before leaving the cafe.
We waited for the guide during the city tour.
They waited for the concert to begin last night.
Past Continuous
At 3 PM yesterday, I was waiting for you.
While you were waiting for the doctor, I read.
He was waiting for the taxi when it started raining.
We were waiting for the coach inside the gym.
They were waiting for the museum doors to open.
Past Perfect
Before the bus arrived, I had waited an hour.
You had waited for hours before the doctor arrived.
He had waited long enough so he went home.
We had waited for them before starting our dinner.
They had waited for weeks before the package came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been waiting for an hour when the bus came.
You had been waiting since morning when she arrived.
He had been waiting in line before the doors opened.
We had been waiting out there when it started snowing.
They had been waiting for news before the phone rang.
Future Simple (will)
If you are late, I will wait inside.
You will wait for the results until next Monday.
He will wait for you at the train station.
We will wait for the storm to pass completely.
They will wait for the teacher in the classroom.
Future Prospective (be going to)
This afternoon, I am going to wait for you.
You are going to wait for the results tomorrow.
He is going to wait for his sister after school.
We are going to wait for the rain to stop.
They are going to wait for the bus here.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be waiting for my flight.
At noon, you will be waiting for the doctor.
He will be waiting for his client at three.
We will be waiting for the results this evening.
They will be waiting for the train at platform two.
Future Perfect
By five o'clock, I will have waited three hours.
You will have waited a month by next Monday.
He will have waited long enough by tomorrow morning.
We will have waited an hour by the time he arrives.
They will have waited all day by tonight's flight.
Future Perfect Continuous
By midnight, I will have been waiting for twelve hours.
You will have been waiting for weeks by next Tuesday.
He will have been waiting since morning by three o'clock.
We will have been waiting for hours by then.
They will have been waiting since noon by five PM.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wait for people who are late.
You do not wait for the tea to cool down.
He does not wait for the weekend to relax.
We do not wait for the bus on Sundays.
They do not wait for permission to ask questions.
Present Simple Question
Do I wait for you at the library entrance?
Do you wait for your brother after school daily?
Does he wait for the mail every single day?
Do we wait here or inside the building?
Do they wait for their parents after the game?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wait for him because it was late.
You did not wait for my answer yesterday afternoon.
He did not wait for the green traffic light.
We did not wait for the rain to clear.
They did not wait for the meeting to start.
Past Simple Question
Did I wait for the wrong bus yesterday morning?
Did you wait long for the doctor yesterday?
Did he wait for his friend at the cinema?
Did we wait in the correct queue for tickets?
Did they wait for the results after the test?