Go down the road (to ) conjugation

English
42 examples
This verb can also mean the following: employ, do, do something in a particular way

Conjugation of go down the road

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
go down the road
go down the road
goes down the road
go down the road
go down the road
go down the road
Future Simple
will go down the road
will go down the road
will go down the road
will go down the road
will go down the road
will go down the road
Past Simple
went down the road
went down the road
went down the road
went down the road
went down the road
went down the road
Conditional Simple
would go down the road
would go down the road
would go down the road
would go down the road
would go down the road
would go down the road
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am going down the road
are going down the road
is going down the road
are going down the road
are going down the road
are going down the road
Future Progressive
will be going down the road
will be going down the road
will be going down the road
will be going down the road
will be going down the road
will be going down the road
Past Progressive
was going down the road
were going down the road
was going down the road
were going down the road
were going down the road
were going down the road
Conditional Progressive
would be going down the road
would be going down the road
would be going down the road
would be going down the road
would be going down the road
would be going down the road
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have gone down the road
have gone down the road
has gone down the road
have gone down the road
have gone down the road
have gone down the road
Future Perfect
will have gone down the road
will have gone down the road
will have gone down the road
will have gone down the road
will have gone down the road
will have gone down the road
Past Perfect
had gone down the road
had gone down the road
had gone down the road
had gone down the road
had gone down the road
had gone down the road
Conditional Perfect
would have gone down the road
would have gone down the road
would have gone down the road
would have gone down the road
would have gone down the road
would have gone down the road
I
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it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been going down the road
have been going down the road
has been going down the road
have been going down the road
have been going down the road
have been going down the road
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been going down the road
will have been going down the road
will have been going down the road
will have been going down the road
will have been going down the road
will have been going down the road
Past Perfect Progressive
had been going down the road
had been going down the road
had been going down the road
had been going down the road
had been going down the road
had been going down the road
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been going down the road
would have been going down the road
would have been going down the road
would have been going down the road
would have been going down the road
would have been going down the road

Examples of go down the road

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"You saw my son go down the road.
- There is. Now we go down the road for Showmut.
All right, well, let's go down the road. See if we can find a way to sneak in.
All right. You go down the road right here about 5 miles.
And if you don't like it, you can go down the road!
"You saw my son go down the road.
- There is. Now we go down the road for Showmut.
All right, well, let's go down the road. See if we can find a way to sneak in.
All right. You go down the road right here about 5 miles.
And if you don't like it, you can go down the road!
He hopes you don't see him, then he goes down the road.
It just goes down the road, flipping the bird at the natural world.
It's getting to where a man isn't a man anymore unless he uses up a car a year goes down the road at 100 miles an hour owns six or seven fancy shotguns, knows six or seven fancy ladies.
He hopes you don't see him, then he goes down the road.
It just goes down the road, flipping the bird at the natural world.
It's getting to where a man isn't a man anymore unless he uses up a car a year goes down the road at 100 miles an hour owns six or seven fancy shotguns, knows six or seven fancy ladies.
But I went down the road with him on it.
He wasn't allowed to have a dog of his own, so we went down the road to Mr. Miller's.
He went down the road and came to a fountain.
I went down the road to deliver a baby.
It went down the road.
But I went down the road with him on it.
He wasn't allowed to have a dog of his own, so we went down the road to Mr. Miller's.
He went down the road and came to a fountain.
I went down the road to deliver a baby.
It went down the road.
- Those little titties-- we're going down the road here.
As he's going down the road, he looked back at his old hometown,
But they kept going down the road.
By not going down the road, it remains the road ahead which excites me.
He's going down the road towards town.
I should have never gone down the road with you people.
If that's what being crazy is then I'm senseless, out of it, gone down the road, whacko.
The rebels have gone down the road....
- Those little titties-- we're going down the road here.
As he's going down the road, he looked back at his old hometown,
But they kept going down the road.
By not going down the road, it remains the road ahead which excites me.
He's going down the road towards town.
I should have never gone down the road with you people.
If that's what being crazy is then I'm senseless, out of it, gone down the road, whacko.
The rebels have gone down the road....

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