Creep means to move slowly and quietly, or to gradually develop. Irregular verb: creep-crept-crept.
Meanings
- To move slowly and quietly
- To develop gradually
- To cause revulsion
Common Collocations
Tip for Learners
| I | creep |
| you | creep |
| he/she/it | creeps |
| we | creep |
| they | creep |
- I creep past the sleeping dog.
- You creep around the house at night.
- She creeps up on people playfully.
- We creep through the dark hallway.
- They creep along the corridor.
| I | am creeping |
| you | are creeping |
| he/she/it | is creeping |
| we | are creeping |
| they | are creeping |
- I am creeping towards the surprise.
- You are creeping up on me.
- He is creeping through the shadows.
- We are creeping slowly forward.
- They are creeping through the building.
| I | have crept |
| you | have crept |
| he/she/it | has crept |
| we | have crept |
| they | have crept |
- I have crept past the guards.
- You have crept up on me before.
- She has crept through the garden.
- We have crept around carefully.
- They have crept into the room.
| I | have been creeping |
| you | have been creeping |
| he/she/it | has been creeping |
| we | have been creeping |
| they | have been creeping |
- I have been creeping around all night.
- You have been creeping through the house.
- He has been creeping closer.
- We have been creeping through the darkness.
- They have been creeping along slowly.
| I | crept |
| you | crept |
| he/she/it | crept |
| we | crept |
| they | crept |
- I crept into the room quietly.
- You crept up behind me.
- She crept through the shadows.
- We crept past the sleeping guard.
- They crept into the building.
| I | was creeping |
| you | were creeping |
| he/she/it | was creeping |
| we | were creeping |
| they | were creeping |
- I was creeping when I heard a noise.
- You were creeping around the house.
- He was creeping through the corridor.
- We were creeping slowly forward.
- They were creeping towards the exit.
| I | had crept |
| you | had crept |
| he/she/it | had crept |
| we | had crept |
| they | had crept |
- I had crept in before anyone noticed.
- You had crept up on me before.
- She had crept through the garden.
- We had crept past the guards.
- They had crept into the building.
| I | had been creeping |
| you | had been creeping |
| he/she/it | had been creeping |
| we | had been creeping |
| they | had been creeping |
- I had been creeping for hours.
- You had been creeping around.
- He had been creeping closer.
- We had been creeping through darkness.
- They had been creeping along.
| I | will creep |
| you | will creep |
| he/she/it | will creep |
| we | will creep |
| they | will creep |
- I will creep into the room quietly.
- You will creep up on him.
- She will creep through the shadows.
- We will creep past the guard.
- They will creep into position.
| I | will be creeping |
| you | will be creeping |
| he/she/it | will be creeping |
| we | will be creeping |
| they | will be creeping |
- I will be creeping around tonight.
- You will be creeping through the house.
- He will be creeping closer.
- We will be creeping through the darkness.
- They will be creeping into position.
| I | will have crept |
| you | will have crept |
| he/she/it | will have crept |
| we | will have crept |
| they | will have crept |
- I will have crept into the room.
- You will have crept up on him.
- She will have crept through.
- We will have crept past the guards.
- They will have crept into place.
| I | will have been creeping |
| you | will have been creeping |
| he/she/it | will have been creeping |
| we | will have been creeping |
| they | will have been creeping |
- I will have been creeping for hours.
- You will have been creeping around.
- She will have been creeping closer.
- We will have been creeping through.
- They will have been creeping along.