log

Regular
Infinitive
log
Past Simple
logged
Past Participle
logged
-ing Form
logging
3rd Person
logs
log logs logging logged

Log means to record or cut timber. Regular: log-logged-logged.

Meanings

  • To record
  • To cut timber
  • To enter (computer)

Common Collocations

log in/on log out/off log hours log book sleep like a log

Tip for Learners

Log in/on = enter computer system. Log out/off = exit. Sleep like a log = sleep very deeply.
Present Simple
I log
you log
he/she/it logs
we log
they log
Examples - Present Simple
  • I log my work hours accurately every day.
  • You log into the system using your credentials.
  • She logs all transactions in the database.
  • We log customer complaints for analysis.
  • They log environmental data for research.
Present Continuous
I am logging
you are logging
he/she/it is logging
we are logging
they are logging
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am logging my calories for the diet plan.
  • You are logging into the wrong account.
  • He is logging the experimental results now.
  • We are logging all activities for compliance.
  • They are logging trees in the forest today.
Present Perfect
I have logged
you have logged
he/she/it has logged
we have logged
they have logged
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have logged over a hundred miles this month.
  • You have logged out of all your devices.
  • She has logged every transaction perfectly.
  • We have logged all incidents for the report.
  • They have logged thousands of hours of data.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been logging
you have been logging
he/she/it has been logging
we have been logging
they have been logging
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been logging my runs for three months.
  • You have been logging in and out all day.
  • He has been logging data since the project started.
  • We have been logging activities for years.
  • They have been logging in the forest all week.
Past Simple
I logged
you logged
he/she/it logged
we logged
they logged
Examples - Past Simple
  • I logged fifty hours of overtime last month.
  • You logged into the old system by mistake.
  • She logged the results in her notebook.
  • We logged all the errors during testing.
  • They logged the entire forest last summer.
Past Continuous
I was logging
you were logging
he/she/it was logging
we were logging
they were logging
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was logging data when the power went out.
  • You were logging in when the server crashed.
  • He was logging hours when interrupted.
  • We were logging activities during the audit.
  • They were logging trees when the protest began.
Past Perfect
I had logged
you had logged
he/she/it had logged
we had logged
they had logged
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had logged out before the system failed.
  • You had logged the data before the deadline.
  • She had logged everything before leaving.
  • We had logged all errors before the review.
  • They had logged the area before regulations.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been logging
you had been logging
he/she/it had been logging
we had been logging
they had been logging
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been logging my progress for months.
  • You had been logging in daily for years.
  • He had been logging data for the entire study.
  • We had been logging activities before the change.
  • They had been logging the forest for decades.
Future Simple
I will log
you will log
he/she/it will log
we will log
they will log
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will log my hours at the end of each day.
  • You will log into the new system tomorrow.
  • She will log the experiment's findings.
  • We will log all activities for transparency.
  • They will log the data automatically.
Future Continuous
I will be logging
you will be logging
he/she/it will be logging
we will be logging
they will be logging
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be logging my meals throughout the diet.
  • You will be logging into the portal daily.
  • He will be logging results during the trial.
  • We will be logging activities all quarter.
  • They will be logging in the forest all summer.
Future Perfect
I will have logged
you will have logged
he/she/it will have logged
we will have logged
they will have logged
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have logged all hours by Friday.
  • You will have logged into the system by then.
  • She will have logged all data by deadline.
  • We will have logged everything by the audit.
  • They will have logged the entire area by year end.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been logging
you will have been logging
he/she/it will have been logging
we will have been logging
they will have been logging
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been logging progress for a year.
  • You will have been logging in daily for months.
  • He will have been logging data for decades.
  • We will have been logging activities for years.
  • They will have been logging forests for generations.
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