English conjugation practice
Write
Write conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I write a long letter to my grandmother every single month.
You write beautiful poems in your free time after school.
He writes short stories about space and aliens for his blog.
We write our names on the top of every test paper.
They write interesting articles for the local school newspaper.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am writing an email to my new boss.
Look at you, you are writing the answers down very quickly!
He is writing a shopping list on a piece of paper at the moment.
We are writing a thank-you note to our kind teacher right now.
They are writing a summary of the book in their notebooks at present.
Present Perfect
I have written three pages of my new essay so far today.
You have written a very nice song for the holiday party.
He has written a long text message to apologize for being late.
We have written all the invitations for our parents' anniversary party.
They have written a letter to the mayor about the park.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been writing this difficult report for three long hours now.
You have been writing in your journal since early this morning.
He has been writing his new novel for over two years.
We have been writing letters to our pen pals for five years.
They have been writing their computer program since last Monday.
Past Simple
Yesterday morning, I wrote an entry in my private diary.
You wrote a very clear explanation on the whiteboard during class.
He wrote a postcard from his vacation spot last week.
We wrote our grocery list before we went to the supermarket.
They wrote a letter of complaint to the company last Friday.
Past Continuous
At 9 PM yesterday, I was writing my history essay in my room.
While you were writing the address, the phone suddenly rang.
He was writing an email when the power suddenly went out.
We were writing our test answers when the fire alarm sounded.
They were writing a song together during their music class yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before the teacher arrived, I had written the homework answers down.
You had written the wrong date on the form before I corrected you.
He had written the letter before he realized he lacked a stamp.
We had written down the directions before our phone battery died.
They had written the contract before the meeting actually started.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been writing for two hours when my computer suddenly turned off.
You had been writing cards all day before your hand started to hurt.
He has been writing poetry for years before he finally published a book.
We had been writing scripts for an hour when the director arrived.
They had been writing messages back and forth before they finally met.
Future Simple (will)
If you give me a pen, I will write the phone number down for you.
You will write a wonderful story for the competition next week, I am sure.
He will write a report about his business trip on Monday morning.
We will write our wedding invitations during the upcoming weekend.
They will write an exam at the end of the semester.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to write a postcard to my parents this afternoon.
You are going to write an essay about your summer vacation tomorrow.
He is going to write a book about his life experiences next year.
We are going to write a song for the talent show next month.
They are going to write a letter to their grandmother this evening.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be writing my final English exam.
At ten o'clock tonight, you will be writing your journal entry in bed.
He will be writing his regular weekly column during the afternoon tomorrow.
We will be writing our Christmas cards during the snowy weekend.
They will be writing code at their new office jobs all day tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By the end of the day, I will have written ten pages.
You will have written the complete report before your boss returns tomorrow.
He will have written his entire speech by the time the conference begins.
We will have written a full summary before the meeting concludes.
They will have written their essays by the Friday deadline.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been writing this blog for five years.
You will have been writing for three hours straight by the time you finish.
He will have been writing his master's thesis for a year this winter.
We will have been writing this textbook together for two years by springtime.
They will have been writing musical plays for twenty years by next autumn.
Present Simple Negative
I do not write with my left hand because I am right-handed.
You do not write your name clearly on your homework papers.
He does not write emails because he prefers to call people on the phone.
We do not write fiction stories during our science classes.
They do not write letters to each other anymore since they live together.
Present Simple Question
Do I write my answers in the correct column on this test sheet?
Do you write articles for the university magazine every month?
Does he write song lyrics for his rock band in his bedroom?
Do we write our essays on the computer or on paper?
Do they write traditional letters to their grandparents during the holidays?
Past Simple Negative
I did not write that mean comment on your social media post yesterday.
You did not write down the correct phone number on the message pad.
He did not write the report because he was sick last week.
We did not write a grocery list before going to the supermarket.
They did not write a thank-you note after the nice dinner party.
Past Simple Question
Did I write the correct address on the front of this envelope?
Did you write a nice message inside the birthday card for Mary?
Did he write his phone number on this small piece of paper?
Did we write our names on the sign-up sheet for the school trip?
Did they write a letter of complaint to the manager about the cold food?