English conjugation practice
Wave
Wave conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wave from the porch.
You wave at the neighbors.
He waves whenever the bus passes.
We wave goodbye at the station.
They wave from the boat.
Present Continuous
I am waving to the camera now.
You are waving from across the street.
He is waving because he sees us.
We are waving as the train leaves.
They are waving to everyone.
Present Perfect
I have waved several times already.
You have waved at the wrong person.
He has waved to the crowd.
We have waved farewell to our guests.
They have waved since the parade began.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been waving for five minutes.
You have been waving at that house.
He has been waving since breakfast.
We have been waving from the hill.
They have been waving for a long time.
Past Simple
I waved to Maya yesterday.
You waved before leaving the room.
He waved at us after the game.
We waved goodbye at noon.
They waved from the shore.
Past Continuous
I was waving when the lights went out.
You were waving as we drove past.
He was waving near the school gate.
We were waving when the plane took off.
They were waving from their balcony.
Past Perfect
I had waved before the bus disappeared.
You had waved at him earlier.
He had waved before entering the shop.
We had waved before the parade ended.
They had waved from the distant platform.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been waving for ages before she noticed.
You had been waving since the ceremony started.
He had been waving at the crowd before it cheered.
We had been waving when the train finally stopped.
They had been waving for ten minutes before we saw them.
Future Simple (will)
I will wave when I reach the corner.
You will wave to the audience tonight.
He will wave if he recognizes us.
We will wave goodbye after dinner.
They will wave as the ship leaves.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to wave at the mayor.
You are going to wave from the float.
He is going to wave when the camera turns.
We are going to wave from the front row.
They are going to wave before they leave.
Future Continuous
I will be waving near the entrance at noon.
You will be waving when the parade passes.
He will be waving from the tallest tower.
We will be waving during the final song.
They will be waving from the riverbank.
Future Perfect
I will have waved to everyone by sunset.
You will have waved before the show begins.
He will have waved at the guests by then.
We will have waved farewell before dark.
They will have waved to the last boat.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been waving for an hour by noon.
You will have been waving since the gates opened.
He will have been waving for twenty minutes by then.
We will have been waving from the hill by sunset.
They will have been waving for hours before the match ends.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wave at strangers.
You do not wave from that window.
He does not wave during the ceremony.
We do not wave after midnight.
They do not wave to the camera.
Present Simple Question
Do I wave before I leave?
Do you wave to your neighbors?
Does he wave from the balcony?
Do we wave when the bus arrives?
Do they wave from the shore?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wave because I was carrying bags.
You did not wave at the crossing.
He did not wave before the train left.
We did not wave when the car passed.
They did not wave after the argument.
Past Simple Question
Did I wave to your sister yesterday?
Did you wave before the boat departed?
Did he wave at the crowd?
Did we wave goodbye at the airport?
Did they wave from the moving train?