English conjugation practice
Waste
Waste conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I waste no food at dinner.
Usually, you waste little water.
He wastes time on his phone.
Together, we waste fewer resources.
They waste money on unnecessary items.
Present Continuous
I am wasting time while I wait.
Why are you wasting clean water?
He is wasting his afternoon.
We are wasting too much electricity tonight.
They are wasting their chances.
Present Perfect
I have wasted enough time today.
You have wasted several good opportunities.
He has wasted all the paint.
We have wasted too much food this week.
They have wasted precious minutes.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been wasting time since breakfast.
You have been wasting water all morning.
He has been wasting money for months.
We have been wasting ingredients lately.
They have been wasting their weekends indoors.
Past Simple
I wasted my afternoon yesterday.
You wasted a chance to help.
He wasted the last slice of bread.
We wasted the whole morning.
They wasted food after the party.
Past Continuous
I was wasting time when you called.
You were wasting fuel during the delay.
He was wasting paper at school.
We were wasting supplies during the move.
They were wasting time before the meeting.
Past Perfect
I had wasted my savings before I learned to budget.
You had wasted the opportunity by then.
He had wasted the flour before baking began.
We had wasted our budget before winter arrived.
They had wasted the supplies before help came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been wasting time before I made a plan.
You had been wasting water for weeks.
He had been wasting money before his parents spoke to him.
We had been wasting materials before changing the design.
They had been wasting their time at the mall.
Future Simple (will)
I will waste no more time on this problem.
You will waste money if you buy both.
He will waste the chance unless he acts.
We will waste resources if we ignore the warning.
They will waste their holiday indoors.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to waste this spoiled food.
You are going to waste your afternoon there.
He is going to waste his allowance.
We are going to waste fuel without a map.
They are going to waste their opportunity.
Future Continuous
I will be wasting time if I stay here.
You will be wasting electricity while the lights remain on.
He will be wasting his evening at that long meeting.
We will be wasting food if nobody comes.
They will be wasting valuable time on delays.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have wasted three hours.
By then, you will have wasted enough water.
He will have wasted his savings by summer.
By Friday, we will have wasted our entire budget.
By the end of the trip, they will have wasted much fuel.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been wasting time for hours.
By sunset, you will have been wasting water all day.
By July, he will have been wasting money for a year.
By the deadline, we will have been wasting materials for weeks.
By then, they will have been wasting their time for months.
Present Simple Negative
I do not waste food deliberately.
You do not waste your free time.
He does not waste clean water.
We do not waste useful supplies.
They do not waste opportunities to learn.
Present Simple Question
Do I waste too much time online?
Do you waste water when brushing?
Does he waste his money often?
Do we waste too many resources?
When do they waste the most water?
Past Simple Negative
I did not waste any food yesterday.
You did not waste the whole afternoon.
He did not waste his chance.
We did not waste our limited budget.
They did not waste a single minute.
Past Simple Question
Did I waste your time yesterday?
Did you waste the extra paint?
Did he waste all the paper?
Did we waste the available resources?
How did they waste so much food?