Mastering Intransitive Verbs

Conjugate the verb 'to run' in the present tense.

• they runned

• I run, you run, he runs, she runs, it runs, we run, you run, they run.

• he is running

• I ran

Conjugate the verb 'to sleep' in the past tense.

• sleeped

• sleeps

• sleeping

• slept

Conjugate the verb 'to arrive' in the future tense.

• They are arriving

• I arrive

• I will arrive, you will arrive, he/she/it will arrive, we will arrive, you will arrive, they will arrive.

• You arrived

Conjugate the verb 'to laugh' in the present continuous tense.

• I am laughing, You are laughing, He/She/It is laughing, We are laughing, They are laughing.

• They will laugh

• You laughed

• I laugh

Conjugate the verb 'to fall' in the past continuous tense.

• You were falling down

• They fall down

• I fall

• I was falling, you were falling, he/she/it was falling, we were falling, they were falling.

Conjugate the verb 'to swim' in the present perfect tense.

• is swimming

• will swim

• has swum / have swum

• swam

Conjugate the verb 'to sit' in the past perfect tense.

• had sat

• sitted

• had sit

• sits

Conjugate the verb 'to stand' in the future perfect tense.

• stands

• will have standed

• will have stood

• will stand

Conjugate the verb 'to go' in the present simple tense.

• I go, you go, he/she/it goes, we go, you go, they go.

• he go

• I goes

• we goes

Conjugate the verb 'to exist' in the past simple tense.

• existed

• existsed

• exist

• existeded