smoke

Regular
Infinitive
smoke
Past Simple
smoked
Past Participle
smoked
-ing Form
smoking
3rd Person
smokes
smoke smokes smoking smoked

Smoke means to inhale tobacco or other substances, or to emit smoke. Regular verb: smoke-smoked-smoked.

Meanings

  • To inhale and exhale tobacco smoke
  • To emit smoke or vapor
  • To preserve food using smoke

Common Collocations

smoke cigarettes smoke a pipe smoke alarm smoked salmon go up in smoke

Tip for Learners

Go up in smoke means to be destroyed or ruined. Smoked as an adjective describes food preserved with smoke.
Present Simple
I smoke
you smoke
he/she/it smokes
we smoke
they smoke
Examples - Present Simple
  • I smoke salmon for dinner.
  • You smoke cigarettes.
  • She smokes meat.
  • We smoke fish.
  • They smoke cigars.
Present Continuous
I am smoking
you are smoking
he/she/it is smoking
we are smoking
they are smoking
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am smoking salmon.
  • You are smoking a cigarette.
  • She is smoking meat.
  • We are smoking fish.
  • They are smoking cigars.
Present Perfect
I have smoked
you have smoked
he/she/it has smoked
we have smoked
they have smoked
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have smoked salmon.
  • You have smoked cigarettes.
  • She has smoked meat.
  • We have smoked fish.
  • They have smoked cigars.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been smoking
you have been smoking
he/she/it has been smoking
we have been smoking
they have been smoking
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been smoking salmon.
  • You have been smoking cigarettes.
  • She has been smoking meat.
  • We have been smoking fish.
  • They have been smoking cigars.
Past Simple
I smoked
you smoked
he/she/it smoked
we smoked
they smoked
Examples - Past Simple
  • I smoked salmon.
  • You smoked cigarettes.
  • She smoked meat.
  • We smoked fish.
  • They smoked cigars.
Past Continuous
I was smoking
you were smoking
he/she/it was smoking
we were smoking
they were smoking
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was smoking salmon.
  • You were smoking cigarettes.
  • She was smoking meat.
  • We were smoking fish.
  • They were smoking cigars.
Past Perfect
I had smoked
you had smoked
he/she/it had smoked
we had smoked
they had smoked
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had smoked salmon.
  • You had smoked cigarettes.
  • She had smoked meat.
  • We had smoked fish.
  • They had smoked cigars.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been smoking
you had been smoking
he/she/it had been smoking
we had been smoking
they had been smoking
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been smoking salmon.
  • You had been smoking cigarettes.
  • He had been smoking meat.
  • We had been smoking fish.
  • They had been smoking cigars.
Future Simple
I will smoke
you will smoke
he/she/it will smoke
we will smoke
they will smoke
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will smoke salmon.
  • You will smoke cigarettes.
  • She will smoke meat.
  • We will smoke fish.
  • They will smoke cigars.
Future Continuous
I will be smoking
you will be smoking
he/she/it will be smoking
we will be smoking
they will be smoking
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be smoking salmon.
  • You will be smoking cigarettes.
  • He will be smoking meat.
  • We will be smoking fish.
  • They will be smoking cigars.
Future Perfect
I will have smoked
you will have smoked
he/she/it will have smoked
we will have smoked
they will have smoked
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have smoked salmon.
  • You will have smoked cigarettes.
  • She will have smoked meat.
  • We will have smoked fish.
  • They will have smoked cigars.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been smoking
you will have been smoking
he/she/it will have been smoking
we will have been smoking
they will have been smoking
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been smoking salmon.
  • You will have been smoking cigarettes.
  • He will have been smoking meat.
  • We will have been smoking fish.
  • They will have been smoking cigars.
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