English conjugation practice
Wash
Wash conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wash my hands before lunch.
You wash the dishes every evening.
He washes his car on Sundays.
We wash our bikes after the ride.
They wash the windows each spring.
Present Continuous
I am washing a cup right now.
You are washing your sweater in the sink.
He is washing mud from his shoes.
We are washing vegetables for dinner.
They are washing their muddy boots outside.
Present Perfect
I have washed all the plates.
You have washed your hands already.
He has washed the family dog.
We have washed the car before the trip.
They have washed their sleeping bags.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been washing clothes since breakfast.
You have been washing dishes for an hour.
He has been washing windows all morning.
We have been washing blankets for several hours.
They have been washing dishes since the guests arrived.
Past Simple
I washed my coat yesterday.
You washed the car last Saturday.
He washed his bicycle after school.
We washed our hands at the museum.
They washed the garden tools after work.
Past Continuous
I was washing plates when the phone rang.
You were washing the dog during the storm.
He was washing his hands at six o'clock.
We were washing vegetables when our friends arrived.
They were washing windows throughout the afternoon.
Past Perfect
I had washed the dishes before dinner began.
You had washed your shirt before the trip.
He had washed the horse by sunset.
We had washed every window before noon.
They had washed the dishes before the lights went out.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been washing clothes for hours before lunch.
You had been washing the car before the rain started.
He had been washing dishes since early morning.
We had been washing the floors before the guests arrived.
They had been washing uniforms since dawn.
Future Simple (will)
I will wash the dishes after lunch.
You will wash your hands before eating.
He will wash the windows tomorrow.
We will wash the camping equipment later.
They will wash the dishes after the party.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to wash my muddy shoes.
You are going to wash the kitchen floor.
He is going to wash his motorcycle.
We are going to wash blankets this weekend.
They are going to wash their bicycles soon.
Future Continuous
I will be washing dishes at seven tonight.
You will be washing clothes during the afternoon.
He will be washing the car when we arrive.
We will be washing windows all morning tomorrow.
They will be washing the boats at the harbor.
Future Perfect
I will have washed the plates by eight o'clock.
You will have washed the car before noon.
He will have washed the dog by bedtime.
We will have washed the camping dishes before sunset.
They will have washed the windows by Friday.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been washing clothes for three hours by noon.
You will have been washing dishes for an hour by then.
He will have been washing cars all morning by lunchtime.
We will have been washing windows since sunrise.
They will have been washing equipment for most of the day.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wash my clothes by hand.
You do not wash the dishes on Fridays.
He does not wash his car in winter.
We do not wash windows during storms.
They do not wash shoes in the bathtub.
Present Simple Question
Do I wash these plates first?
Do you wash your hands before cooking?
Does he wash the family car?
Do we wash these vegetables together?
Do they wash the windows regularly?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wash the cup yesterday.
You did not wash your jacket after the hike.
He did not wash the dishes last night.
We did not wash the car before the trip.
They did not wash their muddy boots.
Past Simple Question
Did I wash the glasses already?
Did you wash the dog yesterday?
Did he wash the windows last weekend?
Did we wash the camping plates?
Did they wash the horses after the race?