Run along (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: leave

Conjugation of run along

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
run along
run along
runs along
run along
run along
run along
Future Simple
will run along
will run along
will run along
will run along
will run along
will run along
Past Simple
ran along
ran along
ran along
ran along
ran along
ran along
Conditional Simple
would run along
would run along
would run along
would run along
would run along
would run along
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am running along
are running along
is running along
are running along
are running along
are running along
Future Progressive
will be running along
will be running along
will be running along
will be running along
will be running along
will be running along
Past Progressive
was running along
were running along
was running along
were running along
were running along
were running along
Conditional Progressive
would be running along
would be running along
would be running along
would be running along
would be running along
would be running along
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have run along
have run along
has run along
have run along
have run along
have run along
Future Perfect
will have run along
will have run along
will have run along
will have run along
will have run along
will have run along
Past Perfect
had run along
had run along
had run along
had run along
had run along
had run along
Conditional Perfect
would have run along
would have run along
would have run along
would have run along
would have run along
would have run along
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been running along
have been running along
has been running along
have been running along
have been running along
have been running along
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been running along
will have been running along
will have been running along
will have been running along
will have been running along
will have been running along
Past Perfect Progressive
had been running along
had been running along
had been running along
had been running along
had been running along
had been running along
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been running along
would have been running along
would have been running along
would have been running along
would have been running along
would have been running along

Examples of run along

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
-It runs along the bayou,
-Service way that runs along the ship.
A little alley runs along the back.
A street festival is not just a dance contest... that runs along the streets. That would just be a simple competition.
And, uh, he runs along this little track hearing stuff that people have asked for, and when it gets there, this little light right here turns on.
-It runs along the bayou,
-Service way that runs along the ship.
A little alley runs along the back.
A street festival is not just a dance contest... that runs along the streets. That would just be a simple competition.
And, uh, he runs along this little track hearing stuff that people have asked for, and when it gets there, this little light right here turns on.
-You ran along the beach?
At first, I thought the break to Charlie's sternum was caused by blunt trauma because it only ran along one fault line.
He climbed up the side of the walls, ran along the roof, dropped in through this skylight.
He ran along the edge of the stream until he saw a bridge.
I heard it and ran along here.
-You ran along the beach?
At first, I thought the break to Charlie's sternum was caused by blunt trauma because it only ran along one fault line.
He climbed up the side of the walls, ran along the roof, dropped in through this skylight.
He ran along the edge of the stream until he saw a bridge.
I heard it and ran along here.
"All right, you can go now..." ...run along
"Just take little coyote Humphrey and run along. ' '
# He said, "Folks, when the truck picked up too much speed # "I just run along beside it and drug my feet"
' 'You run along. I'm fine.'
- All right, Chapman, you can run along.
(Rupert) I think I'll be running along.
- Darling, I'd better be running along.
- I got to be running along.
- I gotta be running along now.
- I think I'll be running along.
"All right, you can go now..." ...run along
"Just take little coyote Humphrey and run along. ' '
# He said, "Folks, when the truck picked up too much speed # "I just run along beside it and drug my feet"
' 'You run along. I'm fine.'
- All right, Chapman, you can run along.
(Rupert) I think I'll be running along.
- Darling, I'd better be running along.
- I got to be running along.
- I gotta be running along now.
- I think I'll be running along.

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