English conjugation practice
Wonder
Wonder conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I wonder about the answer.
You wonder why the door is open.
He wonders about his next lesson.
We wonder how this old clock works.
They wonder about the missing keys.
Present Continuous
I am wondering if you need help.
You are wondering why everyone is quiet.
He is wondering where to put the box.
We are wondering if the museum is open.
They are wondering about the sudden change.
Present Perfect
I have wondered about that story for years.
You have wondered how birds find their way.
He has wondered about the result since Monday.
We have wondered whether this plan will succeed.
They have wondered about the empty room.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been wondering about your suggestion all morning.
You have been wondering where the package went.
He has been wondering about the best route.
We have been wondering if the weather will improve.
They have been wondering about their neighbors' plans.
Past Simple
I wondered about the message yesterday.
You wondered why the meeting ended early.
He wondered about the bright star last night.
We wondered how the magician did that trick.
They wondered about the footprints in the snow.
Past Continuous
I was wondering about that problem during lunch.
You were wondering why the computer stopped.
He was wondering about the noise when I called.
We were wondering how to reach the village.
They were wondering about the sudden silence.
Past Perfect
I had wondered about the answer before class began.
You had wondered why the shop was closed.
He had wondered about the letter before opening it.
We had wondered how the painting got there.
They had wondered about the result before the announcement.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been wondering about that question for a week.
You had been wondering where the path ended.
He had been wondering about the unusual package.
We had been wondering whether to change our plans.
They had been wondering about the old photograph.
Future Simple (will)
I will wonder about this decision tomorrow.
You will wonder why the answer changed.
He will wonder about the new design.
We will wonder how the team solved the puzzle.
They will wonder about the sudden invitation.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to wonder about that choice later.
You are going to wonder why we took this road.
He is going to wonder about the empty chair.
We are going to wonder how the repairs were finished so quickly.
They are going to wonder about the unusual request.
Future Continuous
I will be wondering about your news on the train.
You will be wondering why the lights are off.
He will be wondering about the results this evening.
We will be wondering how the story ends.
They will be wondering about the missing invitation.
Future Perfect
I will have wondered about the choice by next week.
You will have wondered why the schedule changed.
He will have wondered about the answer before the test ends.
We will have wondered how the garden became so beautiful.
They will have wondered about the final decision.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been wondering about the problem for months.
You will have been wondering where the river leads.
He will have been wondering about the strange message all day.
We will have been wondering whether the plan is safe.
They will have been wondering about the unusual delay.
Present Simple Negative
I do not wonder about small mistakes.
You do not wonder why the baby is smiling.
He does not wonder about the quiet library.
We do not wonder why the sun rises.
They do not wonder about ordinary events.
Present Simple Question
Why do I wonder about this old photograph?
Do you wonder where the birds go in winter?
Why does he wonder about the broken window?
Do we wonder how the machine works?
Why do they wonder about our decision?
Past Simple Negative
I did not wonder about the result after the announcement.
You did not wonder why the path was blocked.
He did not wonder about the late arrival.
We did not wonder how the door opened.
They did not wonder about the simple instructions.
Past Simple Question
Why did I wonder about that quiet house?
Did you wonder where the lost ball went?
Why did he wonder about the unusual sound?
Did we wonder how the small boat stayed afloat?
Why did they wonder about the empty picture frame?