type

Regular
Infinitive
type
Past Simple
typed
Past Participle
typed
-ing Form
typing
3rd Person
types
type types typing typed

Type means to write using a keyboard, or to classify by type. Regular verb: type-typed-typed.

Meanings

  • To write using a keyboard
  • To classify by type
  • To determine blood type

Common Collocations

type in type up touch type type A personality type of thing

Tip for Learners

Type up means to produce a typed version. Touch type means typing without looking at keys.
Present Simple
I type
you type
he/she/it types
we type
they type
Examples - Present Simple
  • I type fast.
  • You type too slowly.
  • She types the report.
  • We type the documents.
  • They type the manuscript.
Present Continuous
I am typing
you are typing
he/she/it is typing
we are typing
they are typing
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am typing fast.
  • You are typing too slowly.
  • She is typing the report.
  • We are typing the documents.
  • They are typing the manuscript.
Present Perfect
I have typed
you have typed
he/she/it has typed
we have typed
they have typed
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have typed fast.
  • You have typed too slowly.
  • She has typed the report.
  • We have typed the documents.
  • They have typed the manuscript.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been typing
you have been typing
he/she/it has been typing
we have been typing
they have been typing
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been typing fast.
  • You have been typing slowly.
  • She has been typing the report.
  • We have been typing documents.
  • They have been typing the manuscript.
Past Simple
I typed
you typed
he/she/it typed
we typed
they typed
Examples - Past Simple
  • I typed fast.
  • You typed slowly.
  • She typed the report.
  • We typed the documents.
  • They typed the manuscript.
Past Continuous
I was typing
you were typing
he/she/it was typing
we were typing
they were typing
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was typing fast.
  • You were typing slowly.
  • She was typing the report.
  • We were typing documents.
  • They were typing the manuscript.
Past Perfect
I had typed
you had typed
he/she/it had typed
we had typed
they had typed
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had typed fast.
  • You had typed slowly.
  • She had typed the report.
  • We had typed the documents.
  • They had typed the manuscript.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been typing
you had been typing
he/she/it had been typing
we had been typing
they had been typing
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been typing fast.
  • You had been typing slowly.
  • He had been typing the report.
  • We had been typing documents.
  • They had been typing the manuscript.
Future Simple
I will type
you will type
he/she/it will type
we will type
they will type
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will type fast.
  • You will type slowly.
  • She will type the report.
  • We will type the documents.
  • They will type the manuscript.
Future Continuous
I will be typing
you will be typing
he/she/it will be typing
we will be typing
they will be typing
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be typing fast.
  • You will be typing slowly.
  • He will be typing the report.
  • We will be typing documents.
  • They will be typing the manuscript.
Future Perfect
I will have typed
you will have typed
he/she/it will have typed
we will have typed
they will have typed
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have typed fast.
  • You will have typed slowly.
  • She will have typed the report.
  • We will have typed the documents.
  • They will have typed the manuscript.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been typing
you will have been typing
he/she/it will have been typing
we will have been typing
they will have been typing
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been typing fast.
  • You will have been typing slowly.
  • He will have been typing the report.
  • We will have been typing documents.
  • They will have been typing the manuscript.
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