| OUTRIDE - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | outride |
| ★ you | outride |
| ★ he/she/it | outrides |
| ★ we | outride |
| ★ you | outride |
| ★ they | outride |
| Examples of the verb 'outride' in the Present Simple |
|---|
| - I often outride my friends on the trails. |
| - You usually outride your teammates during practice. |
| - He outrides his peers. | She outrides her colleagues. |
| - We sometimes outride other groups. |
| - You (plural) consistently outride other teams. |
| - They rarely outride their rivals. |
| OUTLIE - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | outlie |
| ★ you | outlie |
| ★ he/she/it | outlies |
| ★ we | outlie |
| ★ you | outlie |
| ★ they | outlie |
| Examples of the verb 'outlie' in the Present Simple |
|---|
| - I often outlie my siblings during games. |
| - You usually outlie your friends in hide-and-seek. |
| - He outlies his peers. | She outlies her colleagues. |
| - We sometimes outlie other groups. |
| - You (plural) consistently outlie other teams. |
| - They rarely outlie their rivals. |
| OUTLEAP - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | outleap |
| ★ you | outleap |
| ★ he/she/it | outleaps |
| ★ we | outleap |
| ★ you | outleap |
| ★ they | outleap |
| Examples of the verb 'outleap' in the Present Simple |
|---|
| - I often outleap my teammates during practice. |
| - You usually outleap your competitors in the long jump. |
| - He outleaps his friends. | She outleaps her classmates. |
| - We sometimes outleap other teams. |
| - You (plural) consistently outleap other groups. |
| - They rarely outleap their opponents. |
| OUTGROW - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | outgrow |
| ★ you | outgrow |
| ★ he/she/it | outgrows |
| ★ we | outgrow |
| ★ you | outgrow |
| ★ they | outgrow |
| Examples of the verb 'outgrow' in the Present Simple |
|---|
| - I often outgrow my clothes within a few months. |
| - You usually outgrow your shoes every year. |
| - He outgrows his old habits. | She outgrows her childhood fears. |
| - We sometimes outgrow our interests. |
| - You (plural) consistently outgrow other students. |
| - They rarely outgrow their sibling rivalry. |
| OUTFLY - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | outfly |
| ★ you | outfly |
| ★ he/she/it | outflies |
| ★ we | outfly |
| ★ you | outfly |
| ★ they | outfly |
| Examples of the verb 'outfly' in the Present Simple |
|---|
| - I often outfly other birds during migration. |
| - You usually outfly your competitors in races. |
| - He outflies his rivals. | She outflies her fellow pilots. |
| - We sometimes outfly other teams in simulations. |
| - You (plural) consistently outfly other groups. |
| - They rarely outfly their adversaries. |