Make time (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: reserve, travel, spend time with a person in, spend, do, travel at faster than usual speed

Conjugation of make time

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Present Simple
make time
make time
makes time
make time
make time
make time
Future Simple
will make time
will make time
will make time
will make time
will make time
will make time
Past Simple
made time
made time
made time
made time
made time
made time
Conditional Simple
would make time
would make time
would make time
would make time
would make time
would make time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am making time
are making time
is making time
are making time
are making time
are making time
Future Progressive
will be making time
will be making time
will be making time
will be making time
will be making time
will be making time
Past Progressive
was making time
were making time
was making time
were making time
were making time
were making time
Conditional Progressive
would be making time
would be making time
would be making time
would be making time
would be making time
would be making time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have made time
have made time
has made time
have made time
have made time
have made time
Future Perfect
will have made time
will have made time
will have made time
will have made time
will have made time
will have made time
Past Perfect
had made time
had made time
had made time
had made time
had made time
had made time
Conditional Perfect
would have made time
would have made time
would have made time
would have made time
would have made time
would have made time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been making time
have been making time
has been making time
have been making time
have been making time
have been making time
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been making time
will have been making time
will have been making time
will have been making time
will have been making time
will have been making time
Past Perfect Progressive
had been making time
had been making time
had been making time
had been making time
had been making time
had been making time
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been making time
would have been making time
would have been making time
would have been making time
would have been making time
would have been making time

Examples of make time

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Could you please make time for me?"
"Could you please make time for me?
"I'll make time stop right there."
"Winding clocks won't make time move, nor any faster brings the son home"
"make time to travel with a loved one to a special place."
"Could you please make time for me?"
"Could you please make time for me?
"I'll make time stop right there."
"Winding clocks won't make time move, nor any faster brings the son home"
"make time to travel with a loved one to a special place."
"In the 1985 film Back to the Future, this device makes time travel possible."
"Love makes time pass, time makes love pass."
- Now there's a guy in a relationship who still makes time for his friends, unlike some people I know, who only hang out with their girlfriend.
- Well, it makes time pass.
Firelight makes time stand still
"In the 1985 film Back to the Future, this device makes time travel possible."
"Love makes time pass, time makes love pass."
- Now there's a guy in a relationship who still makes time for his friends, unlike some people I know, who only hang out with their girlfriend.
- Well, it makes time pass.
Firelight makes time stand still
'But I have always made time 'for those with the good sense to adore me.'
- I'm surprised that you made time for us.
- You could have made time.
- You've always made time for me, Alan.
-Wasn't time... but I should have made time.
"making time for what matters."
'Cause it's baby-making time.
- I'm making time.
- Thank you for making time for me
- Thanks for making time to see us.
'But I have always made time 'for those with the good sense to adore me.'
- I'm surprised that you made time for us.
- You could have made time.
- You've always made time for me, Alan.
-Wasn't time... but I should have made time.
"making time for what matters."
'Cause it's baby-making time.
- I'm making time.
- Thank you for making time for me
- Thanks for making time to see us.

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