Juggle – English Verbs Conjugation

juggle juggles juggling juggled

Juggle means to keep objects in the air or manage multiple tasks. Regular verb: juggle-juggled-juggled.

Meanings

To keep objects in air
To manage multiple tasks
To manipulate cleverly

Common Collocations

juggle responsibilities juggle work and family juggling act juggle priorities

Tip for Learners

Juggle figuratively means manage many things. "She juggles work and family."

Present Simple

I	juggle
you	juggle
he/she/it	juggles
we	juggle
they	juggle

Examples - Present Simple

I juggle multiple responsibilities at work every day.
You juggle your career and family life remarkably well.
She juggles five balls effortlessly during her performances.
We juggle various projects simultaneously in this department.
They juggle work and studies throughout the semester.

Present Continuous

I	am juggling
you	are juggling
he/she/it	is juggling
we	are juggling
they	are juggling

Examples - Present Continuous

I am juggling several deadlines at the moment.
You are juggling too many commitments right now.
He is juggling flaming torches on the street corner.
We are juggling multiple clients' needs this week.
They are juggling school and part-time jobs currently.

Present Perfect

I	have juggled
you	have juggled
he/she/it	has juggled
we	have juggled
they	have juggled

Examples - Present Perfect

I have juggled many roles throughout my career.
You have juggled your priorities exceptionally well.
She has juggled chainsaws in her most daring act.
We have juggled numerous projects this quarter.
They have juggled work and family for years.

Present Perfect Continuous

I	have been juggling
you	have been juggling
he/she/it	has been juggling
we	have been juggling
they	have been juggling

Examples - Present Perfect Continuous

I have been juggling responsibilities for far too long.
You have been juggling everything single-handedly lately.
He has been juggling professionally for fifteen years.
We have been juggling multiple priorities all month.
They have been juggling their schedules to make it work.

Past Simple

I	juggled
you	juggled
he/she/it	juggled
we	juggled
they	juggled

Examples - Past Simple

I juggled three jobs while attending college.
You juggled your time perfectly during that busy period.
She juggled at the children's party yesterday.
We juggled competing demands throughout the project.
They juggled their schedules to attend the meeting.

Past Continuous

I	was juggling
you	were juggling
he/she/it	was juggling
we	were juggling
they	were juggling

Examples - Past Continuous

I was juggling too many tasks when I made that mistake.
You were juggling everything while I was on vacation.
He was juggling tennis balls when one hit the window.
We were juggling multiple crises at the time.
They were juggling their calendars to find a time.

Past Perfect

I	had juggled
you	had juggled
he/she/it	had juggled
we	had juggled
they	had juggled

Examples - Past Perfect

I had juggled many responsibilities before that promotion.
You had juggled your schedule before the changes were made.
She had juggled for years before joining the circus.
We had juggled budgets before the new system was implemented.
They had juggled priorities before settling on a plan.

Past Perfect Continuous

I	had been juggling
you	had been juggling
he/she/it	had been juggling
we	had been juggling
they	had been juggling

Examples - Past Perfect Continuous

I had been juggling work and school for years before graduating.
You had been juggling clients before the new hire arrived.
He had been juggling professionally for a decade before retiring.
We had been juggling demands for months before finding balance.
They had been juggling responsibilities before the merger.

Future Simple

I	will juggle
you	will juggle
he/she/it	will juggle
we	will juggle
they	will juggle

Examples - Future Simple

I will juggle my schedule to make time for the event.
You will juggle these new responsibilities efficiently.
She will juggle at the birthday party this Saturday.
We will juggle multiple projects next quarter.
They will juggle their commitments to attend.

Future Continuous

I	will be juggling
you	will be juggling
he/she/it	will be juggling
we	will be juggling
they	will be juggling

Examples - Future Continuous

I will be juggling several priorities for the foreseeable future.
You will be juggling work and studies next semester.
He will be juggling at the festival all weekend.
We will be juggling client demands throughout the transition.
They will be juggling their schedules to make it work.

Future Perfect

I	will have juggled
you	will have juggled
he/she/it	will have juggled
we	will have juggled
they	will have juggled

Examples - Future Perfect

I will have juggled these duties for a year by December.
You will have juggled multiple roles by the time you finish.
She will have juggled at hundreds of events by retirement.
We will have juggled this project with others by completion.
They will have juggled their responsibilities by graduation.

Future Perfect Continuous

I	will have been juggling
you	will have been juggling
he/she/it	will have been juggling
we	will have been juggling
they	will have been juggling

Examples - Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been juggling career and family for twenty years.
You will have been juggling these duties for a decade soon.
He will have been juggling professionally for thirty years.
We will have been juggling priorities for months by then.
They will have been juggling commitments for years by graduation.