mock

Regular
Infinitive
mock
Past Simple
mocked
Past Participle
mocked
-ing Form
mocking
3rd Person
mocks
mock mocks mocking mocked

Mock means to ridicule or make fun of. Regular verb: mock-mocked-mocked.

Meanings

  • To ridicule
  • To imitate scornfully
  • To simulate

Common Collocations

mock someone mocking tone mock trial mock exam

Tip for Learners

Mock can mean ridicule or simulate. "Don't mock his accent."
Present Simple
I mock
you mock
he/she/it mocks
we mock
they mock
Examples - Present Simple
  • I never mock anyone's appearance.
  • You mock my ideas constantly.
  • He mocks his colleagues rudely.
  • We never mock other cultures.
  • They mock politicians in their show.
Present Continuous
I am mocking
you are mocking
he/she/it is mocking
we are mocking
they are mocking
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am not mocking you.
  • You are mocking my efforts.
  • She is mocking his accent.
  • We are not mocking anyone.
  • They are mocking the situation.
Present Perfect
I have mocked
you have mocked
he/she/it has mocked
we have mocked
they have mocked
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have never mocked anyone.
  • You have mocked me before.
  • He has mocked his rivals.
  • We have not mocked anyone.
  • They have mocked many celebrities.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been mocking
you have been mocking
he/she/it has been mocking
we have been mocking
they have been mocking
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have not been mocking anyone.
  • You have been mocking him all day.
  • She has been mocking the situation.
  • We have not been mocking others.
  • They have been mocking politicians.
Past Simple
I mocked
you mocked
he/she/it mocked
we mocked
they mocked
Examples - Past Simple
  • I mocked no one.
  • You mocked me yesterday.
  • He mocked her presentation.
  • We mocked nobody.
  • They mocked the proposal.
Past Continuous
I was mocking
you were mocking
he/she/it was mocking
we were mocking
they were mocking
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was not mocking you.
  • You were mocking me.
  • She was mocking his accent.
  • We were not mocking anyone.
  • They were mocking the situation.
Past Perfect
I had mocked
you had mocked
he/she/it had mocked
we had mocked
they had mocked
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had never mocked anyone before.
  • You had mocked him earlier.
  • He had mocked her ideas.
  • We had not mocked anyone.
  • They had mocked many people.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been mocking
you had been mocking
he/she/it had been mocking
we had been mocking
they had been mocking
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had not been mocking anyone.
  • You had been mocking him.
  • She had been mocking the situation.
  • We had not been mocking others.
  • They had been mocking celebrities.
Future Simple
I will mock
you will mock
he/she/it will mock
we will mock
they will mock
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will not mock anyone.
  • You will mock the idea.
  • He will mock his opponents.
  • We will not mock anyone.
  • They will mock the politician.
Future Continuous
I will be mocking
you will be mocking
he/she/it will be mocking
we will be mocking
they will be mocking
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will not be mocking anyone.
  • You will be mocking him.
  • She will be mocking the situation.
  • We will not be mocking others.
  • They will be mocking politicians.
Future Perfect
I will have mocked
you will have mocked
he/she/it will have mocked
we will have mocked
they will have mocked
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will not have mocked anyone.
  • You will have mocked him.
  • He will have mocked many people.
  • We will not have mocked anyone.
  • They will have mocked numerous celebrities.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been mocking
you will have been mocking
he/she/it will have been mocking
we will have been mocking
they will have been mocking
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will not have been mocking anyone.
  • You will have been mocking him.
  • She will have been mocking people.
  • We will not have been mocking others.
  • They will have been mocking politicians.
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