English conjugation practice
Warn
Warn conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I warn my friends about the icy road.
You warn everyone before the game begins.
He warns his brother about the hot pan.
We warn the children to stay together.
They warn new students about the long stairs.
Present Continuous
I am warning you because the dog looks nervous.
You are warning us about a possible delay.
He is warning the team that rain is coming.
We are warning guests about the slippery floor.
They are warning hikers to leave before dark.
Present Perfect
I have warned the manager several times.
You have warned me about this mistake already.
He has warned everyone who enters the room.
We have warned them before the trip.
They have warned the public about the storm.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been warning my son all morning.
You have been warning us since breakfast.
He has been warning neighbors about the noise.
We have been warning visitors since the park opened.
They have been warning people about unsafe ice.
Past Simple
I warned the child before he crossed.
You warned us about the broken bridge yesterday.
He warned his classmates during lunch.
We warned our guests about the cold water.
They warned the captain before the storm arrived.
Past Continuous
I was warning my sister when the phone rang.
You were warning the players during practice.
He was warning us as the lights went out.
We were warning tourists when the rain started.
They were warning the crowd before the show began.
Past Perfect
I had warned him before he made the choice.
You had warned us by the time we arrived.
He had warned the guests before dinner started.
We had warned them long before the accident.
They had warned the town before the river rose.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been warning my friend for weeks.
You had been warning us before the problem appeared.
He had been warning workers all day.
We had been warning visitors before the gate closed.
They had been warning sailors since sunrise.
Future Simple (will)
I will warn you if the weather changes.
You will warn the others before they leave.
He will warn his guests about the stairs.
We will warn the team as soon as possible.
They will warn residents before construction begins.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to warn the coach about the injury.
You are going to warn your brother tonight.
He is going to warn the campers about bears.
We are going to warn them at the entrance.
They are going to warn the public tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be warning visitors during the afternoon.
You will be warning new players at noon.
He will be warning drivers throughout the morning.
We will be warning guests throughout the event.
They will be warning hikers at the trailhead.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have warned every volunteer.
By then, you will have warned the whole group.
Before the trip, he will have warned his family.
By opening time, we will have warned the staff.
By sunset, they will have warned every visitor.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been warning drivers for a year.
By then, you will have been warning people for hours.
At noon, he will have been warning workers since dawn.
By winter, we will have been warning travelers for months.
By midnight, they will have been warning the crowd since dusk.
Present Simple Negative
I do not warn people without a good reason.
You do not warn your friends about every small problem.
He does not warn strangers at the station.
We do not warn children in a frightening way.
They do not warn visitors about the quiet hours.
Present Simple Question
Do I warn the guide about the missing map?
Do you warn guests about the narrow path?
Does he warn his team before each match?
Do we warn the guests before the announcement?
Do they warn passengers about canceled trains?
Past Simple Negative
I did not warn her about the surprise.
You did not warn us that the store was closed.
He did not warn the driver about the sharp turn.
We did not warn them because the danger passed.
They did not warn anyone before the power failed.
Past Simple Question
Did I warn you about the wet paint?
Did you warn the neighbors before the party?
Did he warn the nurse about the allergy?
Did we warn the players about the rule?
Did they warn visitors before the museum closed?