Walk around (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: walk with no real planned, walk, meander around, but to just walk

Conjugation of walk around

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
walk around
walk around
walks around
walk around
walk around
walk around
Future Simple
will walk around
will walk around
will walk around
will walk around
will walk around
will walk around
Past Simple
walked around
walked around
walked around
walked around
walked around
walked around
Conditional Simple
would walk around
would walk around
would walk around
would walk around
would walk around
would walk around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am walking around
are walking around
is walking around
are walking around
are walking around
are walking around
Future Progressive
will be walking around
will be walking around
will be walking around
will be walking around
will be walking around
will be walking around
Past Progressive
was walking around
were walking around
was walking around
were walking around
were walking around
were walking around
Conditional Progressive
would be walking around
would be walking around
would be walking around
would be walking around
would be walking around
would be walking around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have walked around
have walked around
has walked around
have walked around
have walked around
have walked around
Future Perfect
will have walked around
will have walked around
will have walked around
will have walked around
will have walked around
will have walked around
Past Perfect
had walked around
had walked around
had walked around
had walked around
had walked around
had walked around
Conditional Perfect
would have walked around
would have walked around
would have walked around
would have walked around
would have walked around
would have walked around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been walking around
have been walking around
has been walking around
have been walking around
have been walking around
have been walking around
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been walking around
will have been walking around
will have been walking around
will have been walking around
will have been walking around
will have been walking around
Past Perfect Progressive
had been walking around
had been walking around
had been walking around
had been walking around
had been walking around
had been walking around
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been walking around
would have been walking around
would have been walking around
would have been walking around
would have been walking around
would have been walking around

Examples of walk around

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"'Cause you walk around like you're all hot... "and you're really not."
"Can you strap this wireless transmitter to your chest and walk around?"
"Do you remember our childhood days," when I needed braces to walk around?
"Don't walk around outside in socks."
"I'm gonna walk around sad, thinking about her "while I try not to think about her," sort of thing?
"'Cause you walk around like you're all hot... "and you're really not."
"Can you strap this wireless transmitter to your chest and walk around?"
"Do you remember our childhood days," when I needed braces to walk around?
"Don't walk around outside in socks."
"I'm gonna walk around sad, thinking about her "while I try not to think about her," sort of thing?
"Johnny Chase walks around Hewlett harbor with the same vacant eyes that manned the decks of the gokstad in the short-lived, highly glofied 'Viking Quest.'"
"but not every woman who walks around in a miniskirt
"see in a guy who walks around with his shirttail hangin' out... and his cereal bowl full of chili?"
- And he walks around half-naked ?
- He walks around with comic books!
"Johnny Chase walks around Hewlett harbor with the same vacant eyes that manned the decks of the gokstad in the short-lived, highly glofied 'Viking Quest.'"
"but not every woman who walks around in a miniskirt
"see in a guy who walks around with his shirttail hangin' out... and his cereal bowl full of chili?"
- And he walks around half-naked ?
- He walks around with comic books!
"We walked around in Central Park and talked about lots of things. "
"l then walked around the mound, and was confronted by an enormous grave.
- Because I walked around and...
- But you walked around all day long. - I can't sleep.
- Did you see him leave? - He walked around the corner.
" Nothing going on down there, no smoke, no fire, just a couple of people walking around " " They look like part of the NTSB crew. Walking around, looking at the pieces. "
" and some broken trees. " You could see some people working, walking around in the area, but from where we can see there wasn't much left. "
"I don't want to be walking around this house "and step in piles of dog poop. "
"Like I´m walking around naked. I´m a little self-conscious. "
"Sheryl Ann, there's a man walking around out there with your name on his mind.
"We walked around in Central Park and talked about lots of things. "
"l then walked around the mound, and was confronted by an enormous grave.
- Because I walked around and...
- But you walked around all day long. - I can't sleep.
- Did you see him leave? - He walked around the corner.
" Nothing going on down there, no smoke, no fire, just a couple of people walking around " " They look like part of the NTSB crew. Walking around, looking at the pieces. "
" and some broken trees. " You could see some people working, walking around in the area, but from where we can see there wasn't much left. "
"I don't want to be walking around this house "and step in piles of dog poop. "
"Like I´m walking around naked. I´m a little self-conscious. "
"Sheryl Ann, there's a man walking around out there with your name on his mind.

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