mark

Regular
Infinitive
mark
Past Simple
marked
Past Participle
marked
-ing Form
marking
3rd Person
marks
mark marks marking marked

Mark means to make sign on or notice. Regular: mark-marked-marked.

Meanings

  • To make sign on
  • To indicate
  • To grade (British)
  • To commemorate

Common Collocations

mark down mark up mark my words mark the occasion leave your mark

Tip for Learners

Mark my words = remember what I say. Mark down = reduce price. Leave your mark = have lasting impact.
Present Simple
I mark
you mark
he/she/it marks
we mark
they mark
Examples - Present Simple
  • I mark important dates on my calendar.
  • You mark the pages you want to revisit.
  • He marks papers every weekend.
  • We mark this occasion with a celebration.
  • They mark territory with signs.
Present Continuous
I am marking
you are marking
he/she/it is marking
we are marking
they are marking
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am marking the exam papers now.
  • You are marking the trail for hikers.
  • She is marking the anniversary today.
  • We are marking boundaries on the map.
  • They are marking the items for sale.
Present Perfect
I have marked
you have marked
he/she/it has marked
we have marked
they have marked
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have marked all the assignments.
  • You have marked this page already.
  • He has marked hundreds of essays.
  • We have marked the milestone with a party.
  • They have marked the prices down.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been marking
you have been marking
he/she/it has been marking
we have been marking
they have been marking
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been marking papers all evening.
  • You have been marking territory for hours.
  • She has been marking tests since morning.
  • We have been marking the occasion all week.
  • They have been marking down prices for the sale.
Past Simple
I marked
you marked
he/she/it marked
we marked
they marked
Examples - Past Simple
  • I marked the date on my calendar.
  • You marked the trail clearly.
  • He marked the package as fragile.
  • We marked the anniversary quietly.
  • They marked the boundary with stones.
Past Continuous
I was marking
you were marking
he/she/it was marking
we were marking
they were marking
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was marking papers when you called.
  • You were marking the map all afternoon.
  • She was marking the occasion with friends.
  • We were marking spots for the survey.
  • They were marking items for clearance.
Past Perfect
I had marked
you had marked
he/she/it had marked
we had marked
they had marked
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had marked all papers before leaving.
  • You had marked the path before the storm.
  • He had marked the tests before the meeting.
  • We had marked the event on our calendars.
  • They had marked everything before the sale.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been marking
you had been marking
he/she/it had been marking
we had been marking
they had been marking
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been marking exams for hours.
  • You had been marking trails all day.
  • She had been marking papers since noon.
  • We had been marking milestones for years.
  • They had been marking prices all morning.
Future Simple
I will mark
you will mark
he/she/it will mark
we will mark
they will mark
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will mark this date on my calendar.
  • You will mark the trail tomorrow.
  • He will mark the exams this weekend.
  • We will mark the occasion with dinner.
  • They will mark all items for the sale.
Future Continuous
I will be marking
you will be marking
he/she/it will be marking
we will be marking
they will be marking
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be marking papers all night.
  • You will be marking the route tomorrow.
  • She will be marking tests next week.
  • We will be marking the anniversary.
  • They will be marking prices during the sale.
Future Perfect
I will have marked
you will have marked
he/she/it will have marked
we will have marked
they will have marked
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have marked all exams by Friday.
  • You will have marked the entire trail.
  • He will have marked hundreds of papers.
  • We will have marked every milestone.
  • They will have marked everything for sale.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been marking
you will have been marking
he/she/it will have been marking
we will have been marking
they will have been marking
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been marking papers for weeks.
  • You will have been marking trails all season.
  • She will have been marking tests for years.
  • We will have been marking milestones together.
  • They will have been marking merchandise for days.
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