drip

Regular
Infinitive
drip
Past Simple
dripped
Past Participle
dripped
-ing Form
dripping
3rd Person
drips
drip drips dripping dripped

Drip means to fall in drops. Regular: drip-dripped-dripped.

Meanings

  • To fall in drops
  • To let fall drops
  • To be very wet

Common Collocations

drip dry drip with dripping wet drip feed drip coffee

Tip for Learners

Dripping with = covered with OR full of (sarcasm). Drip feed = supply gradually. Drip (noun, slang) = boring person.
Present Simple
I drip
you drip
he/she/it drips
we drip
they drip
Examples - Present Simple
  • I drip water on the floor when I shower.
  • You drip sauce everywhere when you eat.
  • The faucet drips constantly at night.
  • We drip feed the plants during droughts.
  • They drip paint accidentally on the floor.
Present Continuous
I am dripping
you are dripping
he/she/it is dripping
we are dripping
they are dripping
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am dripping wet from the rain.
  • You are dripping ice cream on your shirt.
  • The roof is dripping water into buckets.
  • We are dripping the solution slowly.
  • They are dripping sweat after the workout.
Present Perfect
I have dripped
you have dripped
he/she/it has dripped
we have dripped
they have dripped
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have dripped coffee on my papers.
  • You have dripped wax all over the table.
  • The tap has dripped all night long.
  • We have dripped the medication carefully.
  • They have dripped paint on the carpet.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dripping
you have been dripping
he/she/it has been dripping
we have been dripping
they have been dripping
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been dripping sweat all day.
  • You have been dripping water everywhere.
  • The ceiling has been dripping for hours.
  • We have been dripping the IV slowly.
  • They have been dripping oil on the driveway.
Past Simple
I dripped
you dripped
he/she/it dripped
we dripped
they dripped
Examples - Past Simple
  • I dripped soup on my tie.
  • You dripped water across the floor.
  • The faucet dripped all night.
  • We dripped the solution into the beaker.
  • They dripped candle wax on the tablecloth.
Past Continuous
I was dripping
you were dripping
he/she/it was dripping
we were dripping
they were dripping
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was dripping wet when I arrived.
  • You were dripping blood from the cut.
  • The icicle was dripping in the sun.
  • We were dripping the dye onto the fabric.
  • They were dripping sweat during the marathon.
Past Perfect
I had dripped
you had dripped
he/she/it had dripped
we had dripped
they had dripped
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had dripped coffee before noticing the hole in the cup.
  • You had dripped sauce on your shirt before the meeting.
  • The pipe had dripped for days before we found it.
  • We had dripped the entire solution before the error.
  • They had dripped paint before covering the floor.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dripping
you had been dripping
he/she/it had been dripping
we had been dripping
they had been dripping
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been dripping sweat for hours during the hike.
  • You had been dripping water before drying off.
  • The roof had been dripping for weeks before repair.
  • We had been dripping the IV for hours before the doctor came.
  • They had been dripping oil for miles before noticing.
Future Simple
I will drip
you will drip
he/she/it will drip
we will drip
they will drip
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will drip the medicine into your eye.
  • You will drip if you don't dry off.
  • The faucet will drip unless we fix it.
  • We will drip the solution slowly.
  • They will drip the sauce over the dish.
Future Continuous
I will be dripping
you will be dripping
he/she/it will be dripping
we will be dripping
they will be dripping
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be dripping sweat after the race.
  • You will be dripping wet from the pool.
  • The ice will be dripping in the heat.
  • We will be dripping the IV throughout the night.
  • They will be dripping chocolate over the dessert.
Future Perfect
I will have dripped
you will have dripped
he/she/it will have dripped
we will have dripped
they will have dripped
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have dripped the entire bottle by then.
  • You will have dripped water everywhere by morning.
  • The faucet will have dripped gallons by the time we fix it.
  • We will have dripped the solution completely.
  • They will have dripped all the sauce by serving time.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been dripping
you will have been dripping
he/she/it will have been dripping
we will have been dripping
they will have been dripping
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been dripping sweat for hours by the finish.
  • You will have been dripping water for too long.
  • The roof will have been dripping for months by repair time.
  • We will have been dripping the IV for days by then.
  • They will have been dripping oil for weeks before detection.
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