English conjugation practice
Wake
Wake conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wake before sunrise.
You wake early on school days.
He wakes when the alarm rings.
We wake to the sound of rain.
After camping, they wake beside the lake.
Present Continuous
I am waking slowly this morning.
You are waking the neighbors with that noise.
He is waking after a short nap.
We are waking earlier during our trip.
They are waking the dog from its nap.
Present Perfect
I have woken several times tonight.
You have woken before everyone else.
He has woken in a good mood.
We have woken to an unexpected storm.
They have woken after a long journey.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been waking at five all week.
You have been waking the baby every morning.
He has been waking before his alarm lately.
We have been waking earlier since winter began.
They have been waking the neighbors with music.
Past Simple
I woke before the sun came up.
You woke during the loud thunderstorm.
He woke beside the open window.
We woke to find fresh snow outside.
They woke late after the celebration.
Past Continuous
I was waking when the door slammed.
You were waking just as I arrived.
He was waking from a strange dream.
We were waking slowly after the long flight.
They were waking as the train entered town.
Past Perfect
I had woken before the alarm sounded.
You had woken by the time breakfast was ready.
He had woken before anyone noticed.
We had woken early for the mountain walk.
They had woken before the storm arrived.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been waking at night for days.
You had been waking the dog by mistake.
He had been waking before dawn all month.
We had been waking early before the holiday ended.
They had been waking to birdsong each morning.
Future Simple (will)
I will wake you before we leave.
You will wake feeling refreshed tomorrow.
He will wake when the sun rises.
We will wake early for the ferry.
They will wake when the music starts.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to wake Dad at six.
You are going to wake the whole house.
He is going to wake before the others.
We are going to wake early tomorrow.
They are going to wake at the campsite.
Future Continuous
I will be waking before dawn tomorrow.
You will be waking the baby at that hour.
He will be waking during the early flight.
We will be waking to the birds tomorrow.
They will be waking during the night train.
Future Perfect
By seven, I will have woken everyone.
By then, you will have woken from your nap.
He will have woken before the meeting begins.
We will have woken before the bus arrives.
They will have woken by the time we call.
Future Perfect Continuous
By Friday, I will have been waking at dawn for a month.
By then, you will have been waking the baby for weeks.
He will have been waking early throughout the summer.
By June, we will have been waking early for months.
They will have been waking at night during the journey.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wake easily in noisy places.
You do not wake before seven on weekends.
He does not wake without his alarm.
We do not wake during short flights.
They do not wake when the rain falls.
Present Simple Question
When do I wake the children?
Why do you wake so early?
Does he wake with the birds?
Do we wake the baby now?
How early do they wake?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wake during the storm.
You did not wake when I called.
He did not wake until noon.
We did not wake before the train left.
They did not wake despite the thunder.
Past Simple Question
When did I wake yesterday?
Why did you wake so late?
Did he wake before breakfast?
Did we wake you last night?
How early did they wake?