jog
jogs
jogging
jogged
Jog means to run slowly or to nudge gently. Regular verb: jog-jogged-jogged.
Meanings
- To run at slow pace
- To nudge or bump
- To stimulate memory
Common Collocations
jog your memory
go jogging
jog along
morning jog
Tip for Learners
Jog your memory means help remember. "Does this photo jog your memory?"
Present Simple
| I | jog |
| you | jog |
| he/she/it | jogs |
| we | jog |
| they | jog |
Examples - Present Simple
- I jog every morning before work.
- You jog three times a week.
- She jogs around the park daily.
- We jog together as a group.
- They jog to stay in shape.
Present Continuous
| I | am jogging |
| you | are jogging |
| he/she/it | is jogging |
| we | are jogging |
| they | are jogging |
Examples - Present Continuous
- I am jogging through the neighborhood.
- You are jogging faster than usual.
- He is jogging along the beach.
- We are jogging to warm up.
- They are jogging in the park right now.
Present Perfect
| I | have jogged |
| you | have jogged |
| he/she/it | has jogged |
| we | have jogged |
| they | have jogged |
Examples - Present Perfect
- I have jogged five miles today.
- You have jogged every day this week.
- She has jogged in many marathons.
- We have jogged together for years.
- They have jogged across the country.
Present Perfect Continuous
| I | have been jogging |
| you | have been jogging |
| he/she/it | has been jogging |
| we | have been jogging |
| they | have been jogging |
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been jogging for an hour.
- You have been jogging more frequently.
- He has been jogging since sunrise.
- We have been jogging together this month.
- They have been jogging to lose weight.
Past Simple
| I | jogged |
| you | jogged |
| he/she/it | jogged |
| we | jogged |
| they | jogged |
Examples - Past Simple
- I jogged three miles yesterday.
- You jogged with me last weekend.
- She jogged around the lake.
- We jogged in the rain.
- They jogged through the city streets.
Past Continuous
| I | was jogging |
| you | were jogging |
| he/she/it | was jogging |
| we | were jogging |
| they | were jogging |
Examples - Past Continuous
- I was jogging when I saw the accident.
- You were jogging too fast.
- He was jogging in the park.
- We were jogging together this morning.
- They were jogging along the river.
Past Perfect
| I | had jogged |
| you | had jogged |
| he/she/it | had jogged |
| we | had jogged |
| they | had jogged |
Examples - Past Perfect
- I had jogged ten miles before breakfast.
- You had jogged that route before.
- She had jogged competitively before retiring.
- We had jogged together before moving.
- They had jogged in every state.
Past Perfect Continuous
| I | had been jogging |
| you | had been jogging |
| he/she/it | had been jogging |
| we | had been jogging |
| they | had been jogging |
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been jogging for an hour before stopping.
- You had been jogging every morning.
- He had been jogging for years before the injury.
- We had been jogging together since college.
- They had been jogging in preparation.
Future Simple
| I | will jog |
| you | will jog |
| he/she/it | will jog |
| we | will jog |
| they | will jog |
Examples - Future Simple
- I will jog tomorrow morning.
- You will jog better after resting.
- She will jog in the marathon.
- We will jog together next week.
- They will jog around the lake.
Future Continuous
| I | will be jogging |
| you | will be jogging |
| he/she/it | will be jogging |
| we | will be jogging |
| they | will be jogging |
Examples - Future Continuous
- I will be jogging at this time tomorrow.
- You will be jogging while I sleep.
- He will be jogging in the morning.
- We will be jogging through the park.
- They will be jogging during the race.
Future Perfect
| I | will have jogged |
| you | will have jogged |
| he/she/it | will have jogged |
| we | will have jogged |
| they | will have jogged |
Examples - Future Perfect
- I will have jogged one thousand miles by year end.
- You will have jogged every day this month.
- She will have jogged in fifty marathons.
- We will have jogged across the state.
- They will have jogged for twenty years.
Future Perfect Continuous
| I | will have been jogging |
| you | will have been jogging |
| he/she/it | will have been jogging |
| we | will have been jogging |
| they | will have been jogging |
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been jogging for an hour by then.
- You will have been jogging for years.
- He will have been jogging since dawn.
- We will have been jogging together for decades.
- They will have been jogging for months.