English conjugation practice
Wipe
Wipe conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wipe the table after lunch.
You wipe your hands on a towel.
After dinner, he wipes the plates.
Before guests arrive, we wipe the windows.
They wipe the muddy floor.
Present Continuous
I am wiping the kitchen counter now.
You are wiping paint from the chair.
He is wiping rain from his glasses.
We are wiping dust off the shelves.
They are wiping the tables outside.
Present Perfect
I have wiped the spill from the floor.
You have wiped all the fingerprints away.
He has wiped the board clean.
We have wiped every surface in the room.
They have wiped the muddy footprints away.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been wiping tables since morning.
You have been wiping windows for an hour.
He has been wiping mud from his boots.
We have been wiping dust from the furniture.
They have been wiping the walls since noon.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I wiped the dining table.
You wiped the mud off your shoes.
He wiped the window before opening it.
At noon, we wiped the dusty shelves.
They wiped their wet shoes.
Past Continuous
I was wiping the floor when you called.
You were wiping the sink during the storm.
He was wiping his face after the race.
We were wiping tables when the guests arrived.
They were wiping paint from the wall.
Past Perfect
I had wiped the desk before class began.
You had wiped the glass by sunset.
He had wiped the mark away before anyone noticed.
By eight o’clock, we had wiped every table.
They had wiped the chairs before the meeting.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been wiping floors for hours before resting.
You had been wiping windows all morning.
He had been wiping tables before the manager arrived.
We had been wiping dust away before the storm ended.
They had been wiping the walls for two hours.
Future Simple (will)
I will wipe the table after dinner.
You will wipe the dishes before bed.
He will wipe the rain from the seat.
We will wipe the windows tomorrow.
They will wipe the muddy steps later.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to wipe the counter now.
You are going to wipe the spilled juice.
He is going to wipe the car windows.
We are going to wipe the tables together.
They are going to wipe the muddy floor.
Future Continuous
At ten, I will be wiping the windows.
This evening, you will be wiping tables.
He will be wiping the kitchen floor then.
During the break, we will be wiping the desks.
They will be wiping the windows at noon.
Future Perfect
By lunch, I will have wiped the whole counter.
You will have wiped the tables by then.
He will have wiped the windows before noon.
By sunset, we will have wiped the glass clean.
They will have wiped the walls before the guests arrive.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been wiping floors for three hours.
You will have been wiping tables since early morning.
By then, he will have been wiping windows all day.
By evening, we will have been wiping surfaces for hours.
They will have been wiping the floor since breakfast.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wipe glass with a dry cloth.
You do not wipe dirty hands on the curtain.
He does not wipe the table after lunch.
We do not wipe the floor without water.
They do not wipe dusty shelves on Sundays.
Present Simple Question
Do I wipe this surface first?
Do you wipe the dishes after dinner?
Does he wipe his shoes at the door?
Do we wipe the windows today?
Do they wipe the tables before opening?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wipe the counter yesterday.
You did not wipe the rain from the chair.
He did not wipe the spilled milk.
We did not wipe the muddy steps.
They did not wipe the tables after the party.
Past Simple Question
Did I wipe the right window?
Did you wipe the water from the floor?
Did he wipe the board clean?
Did we wipe every table before leaving?
Did they wipe the windows last night?