exempt

Regular
Infinitive
exempt
Past Simple
exempted
Past Participle
exempted
-ing Form
exempting
3rd Person
exempts
exempt exempts exempting exempted

Exempt means to free from an obligation or liability. Regular verb: exempt-exempted-exempted.

Meanings

  • To free from obligation
  • To excuse from duty
  • To release from requirement

Common Collocations

exempt from tax exempt from duty exempt from rules tax exempt

Tip for Learners

Exempt means released from requirement. "Students are exempt from this fee."
Present Simple
I exempt
you exempt
he/she/it exempts
we exempt
they exempt
Examples - Present Simple
  • I exempt international organizations from these tariffs.
  • You exempt medical professionals from the new regulations.
  • The law exempts nonprofit organizations from taxes.
  • We exempt disabled veterans from certain requirements.
  • They exempt certain industries from environmental rules.
Present Continuous
I am exempting
you are exempting
he/she/it is exempting
we are exempting
they are exempting
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am exempting this student from the final exam.
  • You are exempting elderly residents from the new policy.
  • The government is exempting critical infrastructure from restrictions.
  • We are exempting emergency personnel from the curfew.
  • They are exempting cultural institutions from licensing fees.
Present Perfect
I have exempted
you have exempted
he/she/it has exempted
we have exempted
they have exempted
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have exempted this individual from jury duty.
  • You have exempted the religious group from the requirement.
  • The commission has exempted small businesses from compliance.
  • We have exempted active duty soldiers from the deadline.
  • They have exempted farmers from the pesticide restrictions.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been exempting
you have been exempting
he/she/it has been exempting
we have been exempting
they have been exempting
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been exempting qualified applicants all quarter.
  • You have been exempting medical devices from inspection.
  • The agency has been exempting research labs from regulations.
  • We have been exempting charitable donors from audit.
  • They have been exempting rural areas from the mandate.
Past Simple
I exempted
you exempted
he/she/it exempted
we exempted
they exempted
Examples - Past Simple
  • I exempted that supplier from the contract terms.
  • You exempted the monastery from property taxes.
  • The court exempted the defendant from restitution.
  • We exempted the youth group from the participation fee.
  • They exempted diplomatic staff from local laws.
Past Continuous
I was exempting
you were exempting
he/she/it was exempting
we were exempting
they were exempting
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was exempting qualifying members when the rule changed.
  • You were exempting teachers from the overtime policy.
  • The board was exempting heritage sites from demolition.
  • We were exempting clinical trials from standard protocol.
  • They were exempting political candidates from disclosure rules.
Past Perfect
I had exempted
you had exempted
he/she/it had exempted
we had exempted
they had exempted
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had exempted the research grant before the audit.
  • You had exempted refugees from the documentation requirement.
  • The statute had exempted subsistence fishing from permits.
  • We had exempted employees before implementing the system.
  • They had exempted government contractors from bid competition.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been exempting
you had been exempting
he/she/it had been exempting
we had been exempting
they had been exempting
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been exempting applications for weeks beforehand.
  • You had been exempting homeowners from the assessment.
  • The law had been exempting certain workers for years.
  • We had been exempting special cases continuously.
  • They had been exempting allies from sanctions long ago.
Future Simple
I will exempt
you will exempt
he/she/it will exempt
we will exempt
they will exempt
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will exempt this purchase from the sales tax.
  • You will exempt the nonprofit from the licensing requirement.
  • The regulation will exempt emergency services from restrictions.
  • We will exempt invalids from the physical test.
  • They will exempt established institutions from the new rule.
Future Continuous
I will be exempting
you will be exempting
he/she/it will be exempting
we will be exempting
they will be exempting
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be exempting qualified applicants throughout the month.
  • You will be exempting these cases from standard procedure.
  • The agency will be exempting critical systems from the cutoff.
  • We will be exempting vulnerable populations from participation.
  • They will be exempting indigenous communities from the mandate.
Future Perfect
I will have exempted
you will have exempted
he/she/it will have exempted
we will have exempted
they will have exempted
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have exempted all eligible parties by Friday.
  • You will have exempted the applicants before screening.
  • The court will have exempted the defendant by trial date.
  • We will have exempted qualified citizens by application deadline.
  • They will have exempted protected groups before enforcement.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been exempting
you will have been exempting
he/she/it will have been exempting
we will have been exempting
they will have been exempting
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been exempting applications for three months.
  • You will have been exempting these services indefinitely.
  • The government will have been exempting diplomats for decades.
  • We will have been exempting certain employees throughout.
  • They will have been exempting religious institutions always.
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