hurt

Irregular
Infinitive
hurt
Past Simple
hurt
Past Participle
hurt
-ing Form
hurting
3rd Person
hurts
hurt hurts hurting hurt

Hurt means to cause pain or injury. Irregular verb: hurt-hurt-hurt.

Meanings

  • To cause pain
  • To feel pain
  • To damage or harm

Common Collocations

hurt feelings get hurt hurt badly it won't hurt

Tip for Learners

Hurt stays the same in all forms. "My leg hurts."
Present Simple
I hurt
you hurt
he/she/it hurts
we hurt
they hurt
Examples - Present Simple
  • I hurt when I exercise too hard.
  • You hurt people's feelings sometimes.
  • It hurts to lose.
  • We hurt when we fall.
  • They hurt each other every week.
Present Continuous
I am hurting
you are hurting
he/she/it is hurting
we are hurting
they are hurting
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am hurting from the workout.
  • You are hurting my arm.
  • She is hurting inside.
  • We are hurting after the game.
  • They are hurting each other.
Present Perfect
I have hurt
you have hurt
he/she/it has hurt
we have hurt
they have hurt
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have hurt my back.
  • You have hurt my feelings.
  • She has hurt herself.
  • We have hurt each other.
  • They have hurt the team.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hurting
you have been hurting
he/she/it has been hurting
we have been hurting
they have been hurting
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been hurting since the fall.
  • You have been hurting people.
  • She has been hurting inside.
  • We have been hurting after the game.
  • They have been hurting each other.
Past Simple
I hurt
you hurt
he/she/it hurt
we hurt
they hurt
Examples - Past Simple
  • I hurt my knee yesterday.
  • You hurt my feelings.
  • She hurt herself.
  • We hurt after the marathon.
  • They hurt each other.
Past Continuous
I was hurting
you were hurting
he/she/it was hurting
we were hurting
they were hurting
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was hurting all day.
  • You were hurting my arm.
  • She was hurting inside.
  • We were hurting after the game.
  • They were hurting each other.
Past Perfect
I had hurt
you had hurt
he/she/it had hurt
we had hurt
they had hurt
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had hurt my back before.
  • You had hurt my feelings.
  • She had hurt herself.
  • We had hurt each other.
  • They had hurt the team.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hurting
you had been hurting
he/she/it had been hurting
we had been hurting
they had been hurting
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been hurting for weeks.
  • You had been hurting people.
  • She had been hurting inside.
  • We had been hurting after the game.
  • They had been hurting each other.
Future Simple
I will hurt
you will hurt
he/she/it will hurt
we will hurt
they will hurt
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will hurt if I don't stretch.
  • You will hurt someone.
  • It will hurt at first.
  • We will hurt after exercise.
  • They will hurt each other.
Future Continuous
I will be hurting
you will be hurting
he/she/it will be hurting
we will be hurting
they will be hurting
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be hurting tomorrow.
  • You will be hurting people.
  • She will be hurting inside.
  • We will be hurting after the game.
  • They will be hurting each other.
Future Perfect
I will have hurt
you will have hurt
he/she/it will have hurt
we will have hurt
they will have hurt
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have hurt myself.
  • You will have hurt many people.
  • She will have hurt herself.
  • We will have hurt each other.
  • They will have hurt the team.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been hurting
you will have been hurting
he/she/it will have been hurting
we will have been hurting
they will have been hurting
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been hurting for days.
  • You will have been hurting people.
  • She will have been hurting inside.
  • We will have been hurting after the game.
  • They will have been hurting each other.
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