Take time (to ) conjugation

English
50 examples
This verb can also mean the following: volunteer to spend time, do, volunteer, require

Conjugation of take time

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
take time
take time
takes time
take time
take time
take time
Future Simple
will take time
will take time
will take time
will take time
will take time
will take time
Past Simple
took time
took time
took time
took time
took time
took time
Conditional Simple
would take time
would take time
would take time
would take time
would take time
would take time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am taking time
are taking time
is taking time
are taking time
are taking time
are taking time
Future Progressive
will be taking time
will be taking time
will be taking time
will be taking time
will be taking time
will be taking time
Past Progressive
was taking time
were taking time
was taking time
were taking time
were taking time
were taking time
Conditional Progressive
would be taking time
would be taking time
would be taking time
would be taking time
would be taking time
would be taking time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have taken time
have taken time
has taken time
have taken time
have taken time
have taken time
Future Perfect
will have taken time
will have taken time
will have taken time
will have taken time
will have taken time
will have taken time
Past Perfect
had taken time
had taken time
had taken time
had taken time
had taken time
had taken time
Conditional Perfect
would have taken time
would have taken time
would have taken time
would have taken time
would have taken time
would have taken time
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been taking time
have been taking time
has been taking time
have been taking time
have been taking time
have been taking time
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been taking time
will have been taking time
will have been taking time
will have been taking time
will have been taking time
will have been taking time
Past Perfect Progressive
had been taking time
had been taking time
had been taking time
had been taking time
had been taking time
had been taking time
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been taking time
would have been taking time
would have been taking time
would have been taking time
would have been taking time
would have been taking time

Examples of take time

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
" To find such a gown will take time...
"3 score and change on God's green I've decided to take time from the daily rigor to look back over the years and chart the course of life, whose challenges and achievements may serve as an example and benefit
"I suppose I must take time off to arrange whatever it is she wants."
"Ms. resnick is divorced, "and though this job will take time away from her boat, she's excited about the opportunity."
"This young lady will take time.
" To find such a gown will take time...
"3 score and change on God's green I've decided to take time from the daily rigor to look back over the years and chart the course of life, whose challenges and achievements may serve as an example and benefit
"I suppose I must take time off to arrange whatever it is she wants."
"Ms. resnick is divorced, "and though this job will take time away from her boat, she's excited about the opportunity."
"This young lady will take time.
"Breaking" into a bank is what screws you... because "breaking in" takes time and time is what gets you caught.
"Love is real, love takes time"
"Love is real, love takes time"
"Love takes time to bond."
"Mustering the courage takes time
"Breaking" into a bank is what screws you... because "breaking in" takes time and time is what gets you caught.
"Love is real, love takes time"
"Love is real, love takes time"
"Love takes time to bond."
"Mustering the courage takes time
- I just took time off. - I just got back from New Orleans.
- It took time to get there.
- It took time, but you gave you do not.
- It took time. Too much time.
- It took time.
- I just took time off. - I just got back from New Orleans.
- It took time to get there.
- It took time, but you gave you do not.
- It took time. Too much time.
- It took time.
- Have you taken time off today?
- I've taken time, Liz.
And as far as I know, The only time he's taken time off Was the morning that I was born.
As my watcher's duties took precedence, I simply hadn't taken time to embrace its inherent charms.
At this comprehensive school in Darkly Noon, the pupils have taken time out from happy-slapping to go to assembly.
"taking time out, only to have love affairs...
# And taking time #
'Anna Rivers' latest novel The Eternal Wait is scheduled for release this fall 'and her husband, architect Jonathan Rivers, 'is said to be taking time out to accompany her on her promotional tour.'
'Cause I'm pretty sure he's not taking time out of his busy morning to talk about centerpieces.
- Hi, Mr. Mercer. Thanks for taking time to speak with me.
- Have you taken time off today?
- I've taken time, Liz.
And as far as I know, The only time he's taken time off Was the morning that I was born.
As my watcher's duties took precedence, I simply hadn't taken time to embrace its inherent charms.
At this comprehensive school in Darkly Noon, the pupils have taken time out from happy-slapping to go to assembly.
"taking time out, only to have love affairs...
# And taking time #
'Anna Rivers' latest novel The Eternal Wait is scheduled for release this fall 'and her husband, architect Jonathan Rivers, 'is said to be taking time out to accompany her on her promotional tour.'
'Cause I'm pretty sure he's not taking time out of his busy morning to talk about centerpieces.
- Hi, Mr. Mercer. Thanks for taking time to speak with me.

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