150 Simple Sentences Using Various Tenses
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150 Simple Sentences Using Various Tenses
There are 150 simple sentences using various tenses:
Present Simple:
- I go to school every day.
- She eats breakfast at 8 a.m.
- They play football after school.
- We live in a small house.
- The sun rises in the east.
- He works in a bank.
- I like to read books.
- She sings well.
- They study English at school.
- We travel to the park on Sundays.
Present Continuous:
- I am reading a book right now.
- She is cooking dinner.
- They are playing football in the park.
- We are waiting for the bus.
- He is studying for his exam.
- I am listening to music.
- She is working from home today.
- They are watching a movie.
- We are planning a trip to the beach.
- He is talking on the phone.
Present Perfect:
- I have finished my homework.
- She has already eaten lunch.
- They have visited Paris.
- We have seen that movie.
- He has read five books this month.
- I have lived here for three years.
- She has just left the office.
- They have completed their project.
- We have known each other for a long time.
- He has never been to Japan.
Present Perfect Continuous:
- I have been studying for two hours.
- She has been working all day.
- They have been playing football since morning.
- We have been waiting for the train.
- He has been reading for an hour.
- I have been practicing my English.
- She has been working on the report.
- They have been living in this city for five years.
- We have been watching the match.
- He has been talking to his friend.
Past Simple:
- I visited my grandparents last weekend.
- She played tennis yesterday.
- They watched a movie last night.
- We went to the beach last summer.
- He worked in an office for five years.
- I ate pizza for lunch.
- She called me yesterday.
- They studied hard for the test.
- We traveled to Paris last year.
- He finished his homework.
Past Continuous:
- I was reading when you called.
- She was cooking when the guests arrived.
- They were playing football when it started raining.
- We were studying all night.
- He was working late yesterday.
- I was walking to the store.
- She was watching TV when I arrived.
- They were waiting for the bus.
- We were having dinner when the phone rang.
- He was sleeping when I left.
Past Perfect:
- I had already finished my homework when he called.
- She had eaten dinner before going out.
- They had visited the museum before the trip ended.
- We had left when it started raining.
- He had read the book before watching the movie.
- I had learned French before moving to Paris.
- She had made the cake before the party.
- They had met each other before the event.
- We had arrived when the concert started.
- He had cleaned the house before the guests came.
Past Perfect Continuous:
- I had been studying for hours before the test.
- She had been working all day when I called.
- They had been playing football for an hour when it started raining.
- We had been waiting for the bus for 30 minutes.
- He had been studying when his friend visited.
- I had been reading when the phone rang.
- She had been cooking for an hour.
- They had been watching the show before I arrived.
- We had been traveling for three days.
- He had been sleeping when the alarm went off.
Future Simple:
- I will go to the store tomorrow.
- She will help you with your homework.
- They will travel to London next year.
- We will have dinner at 7 p.m.
- He will work in the office on Monday.
- I will read a book this evening.
- She will visit her parents next weekend.
- They will study for the exam.
- We will meet at the café.
- He will play football tomorrow.
Future Continuous:
- I will be reading at 8 p.m.
- She will be studying for the test.
- They will be playing football this afternoon.
- We will be traveling next week.
- He will be working at the office all day.
- I will be cooking dinner when you arrive.
- She will be watching the movie later.
- They will be waiting for the bus at noon.
- We will be having lunch at 1 p.m.
- He will be driving to the airport.
Future Perfect:
- I will have finished my homework by 6 p.m.
- She will have eaten dinner by the time we arrive.
- They will have traveled to five countries by next year.
- We will have completed the project by tomorrow.
- He will have read the book by next week.
- I will have cleaned the house by evening.
- She will have met him before the party starts.
- They will have left before the meeting begins.
- We will have arrived by noon.
- He will have fixed the car by 5 p.m.
Future Perfect Continuous:
- I will have been studying for two hours by 8 p.m.
- She will have been working for five hours when we arrive.
- They will have been playing football for an hour by then.
- We will have been waiting for 30 minutes by the time the bus arrives.
- He will have been working on the project all day.
- I will have been reading for an hour by the time you come.
- She will have been cooking all morning.
- They will have been traveling for two weeks by next month.
- We will have been studying for three hours by noon.
- He will have been practicing the piano for an hour.
Conditional Simple:
- I would go to the park if it were sunny.
- She would help you if she had time.
- They would visit you if they could.
- We would travel to the beach if we had a car.
- He would eat pizza if it were on the menu.
- I would call you if I had your number.
- She would study more if she had better books.
- They would play football if it stopped raining.
- We would see the movie if we had tickets.
- He would take the bus if it was faster.
Conditional Continuous:
- I would be reading if I were not busy.
- She would be studying if she weren’t tired.
- They would be playing football if it weren’t raining.
- We would be traveling if we had enough money.
- He would be working if he were at the office.
- I would be cooking if I had more time.
- She would be helping if she knew how.
- They would be waiting if the bus were late.
- We would be meeting if it weren’t for the storm.
- He would be playing guitar if he had one.
Conditional Perfect:
- I would have gone to the party if I had known about it.
- She would have studied harder if she had understood the topic.
- They would have visited you if they had time.
- We would have traveled if we had enough money.
- He would have eaten lunch if he had been hungry.
- I would have helped if I had known you needed it.
- She would have worked harder if the task was important.
- They would have watched the movie if they had bought tickets.
- We would have met you earlier if we hadn’t been stuck in traffic.
- He would have passed the test if he had studied more.
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