English conjugation practice
Win
Win conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
Every time I play chess with him, I win the match.
If you practice your tennis serves, you win the game.
He is an excellent runner, so he wins every race.
We play with great strategy, so we win the trophy.
They have the best football players, so they win tournaments.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am winning this exciting game of chess.
Look at the scoreboard, you are winning the tennis match!
At this moment, he is winning the local chess tournament.
We are winning the competition because we worked hard together.
Currently, they are winning the game by three valuable points.
Present Perfect
I have won a beautiful gold medal in the competition.
You have won the first prize in the school lottery!
He has won three major tournaments so far this year.
We have won the championship after a very difficult game.
They have won the respect of their community through charity.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been winning every match in this league lately.
Lately, you have been winning all the online chess games.
He has been winning local races since he joined team.
We have been winning the weekly trivia quiz for months.
They have been winning every match since the new coach arrived.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I won a beautiful blue ribbon at the show.
Last week, you won the online photography contest with ease.
He won the tennis match after a very long struggle.
We won the trivia game at the community center night.
They won the final match and celebrated with their families.
Past Continuous
At 8 PM yesterday, I was winning the poker game easily.
While you were winning the race, the crowd cheered loudly.
He was winning the tournament when he suddenly got injured.
We were winning the match when the referee stopped it.
They were winning the debate until the final round ended.
Past Perfect
Before the final round started, I had won three matches.
By the time the game ended, you had won cash.
He had won the championship before he retired from sports.
We had won the first set before it started raining.
They had won the lottery before they bought the house.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been winning arguments until you brought new facts.
You had been winning matches until you hurt your wrist.
He had been winning every game before he lost focus.
We had been winning support before the scandal happened yesterday.
They had been winning rounds until the champions arrived here.
Future Simple (will)
If I practice hard, I will win the tournament.
You will win the race if you run fast today.
He will win the chess match because he is smart.
We will win the trophy if we work together well.
They will win the final game next Saturday afternoon easily.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tonight, I am going to win this video game match.
You are going to win a great prize at lottery.
He is going to win the election, according to polls.
We are going to win the competition with our project.
They are going to win the championship match this evening.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be winning the debate championship.
At noon, you will be winning the local golf tournament.
He will be winning the card game while we watch.
We will be winning the tournament when you join us.
They will be winning the quiz while we calculate points.
Future Perfect
By next week, I will have won the entire series.
You will have won the trophy before the month ends.
He will have won ten races by the winter season.
We will have won the championship before the summer vacation.
They will have won the battle before the reinforcement arrives.
Future Perfect Continuous
By December, I will have been winning tournaments for years.
You will have been winning games since morning by 5 PM.
He will have been winning races for an hour soon.
We will have been winning matches all day by evening.
They will have been winning support since the campaign started.
Present Simple Negative
I do not win every game, but I enjoy playing.
You do not win the lottery if you don't buy.
He does not win matches because he doesn't practice enough.
We do not win every match, but we try hard.
They do not win the competition due to poor teamwork.
Present Simple Question
Do I win a special prize if I answer correctly?
Do you win chess games against your older brother often?
Does he win the race every time he enters it?
Do we win a trophy if we finish in first?
Do they win the tournament every single year in July?
Past Simple Negative
I did not win the race, but I finished second.
You did not win the prize because your answer was late.
He did not win the tennis match yesterday afternoon unfortunately.
We did not win the trivia quiz at the pub.
They did not win the championship game last Saturday night.
Past Simple Question
Did I win the first place in the photography contest?
Did you win the soccer match against the other school?
Did he win a gold medal at the sports competition?
Did we win the game while I was away yesterday?
Did they win the main lottery prize last weekend night?