English Verb Conjugator-English Verb Conjugation Tool

Example

For the verb 'to play', the conjugator shows: 'I play' (Present Simple), 'I played' (Past Simple), 'I will play' (Future Simple), 'I am playing' (Present Continuous), etc.

Scenario

Useful in language learning environments, like classrooms or self-study, helping students understand and practice the formation and use of different tenses.

Example

Demonstrates how verbs interact with modals: 'I can play', 'I should play', 'I must play', highlighting modal use for ability, advice, and obligation.

Scenario

Helpful for learners to comprehend modal verbs in context, applying this knowledge in writing and conversation to express possibility, necessity, or permission.

Example

Shows how active sentences are transformed into passive: 'The game is played by me', providing insight into voice and its impact on sentence structure.

Scenario

Assists advanced learners and writers in diversifying their sentence structures, especially useful in formal writing or when the focus is on the action rather than the subject.

Example

Explains conditional forms with examples: 'If I played, I would win', covering all conditional types from zero to third conditional.

Scenario

Essential for language learners to master hypothetical situations and their implications, enhancing their ability to discuss possibilities and consequences.