jump

Regular
Infinitive
jump
Past Simple
jumped
Past Participle
jumped
-ing Form
jumping
3rd Person
jumps
jump jumps jumping jumped

Jump means to spring into air. Regular: jump-jumped-jumped.

Meanings

  • To spring up
  • To move suddenly
  • To increase suddenly
  • To skip over

Common Collocations

jump to conclusions jump at jump ship jump the gun jump start

Tip for Learners

Jump to conclusions = decide too quickly. Jump at = accept eagerly. Jump the gun = start too early.
Present Simple
I jump
you jump
he/she/it jumps
we jump
they jump
Examples - Present Simple
  • I jump rope every morning as part of my exercise routine.
  • You jump to conclusions too quickly without all the facts.
  • She jumps higher than anyone else on the basketball team.
  • We jump into the pool to cool off during hot summer days.
  • They jump at every opportunity that comes their way.
Present Continuous
I am jumping
you are jumping
he/she/it is jumping
we are jumping
they are jumping
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am jumping on the trampoline with the kids right now.
  • You are jumping to conclusions about this situation.
  • He is jumping over hurdles at track practice today.
  • We are jumping into action as soon as we get the signal.
  • They are jumping from rock to rock across the stream.
Present Perfect
I have jumped
you have jumped
he/she/it has jumped
we have jumped
they have jumped
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have jumped out of an airplane twice in my life.
  • You have jumped through hoops to get this project approved.
  • She has jumped over four feet in the high jump event.
  • We have jumped at the chance to participate every time.
  • They have jumped from company to company over the years.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been jumping
you have been jumping
he/she/it has been jumping
we have been jumping
they have been jumping
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jumping rope for thirty minutes straight.
  • You have been jumping to conclusions all week long.
  • He has been jumping competitively since high school.
  • We have been jumping at every sound since the scare.
  • They have been jumping on the trampoline for hours.
Past Simple
I jumped
you jumped
he/she/it jumped
we jumped
they jumped
Examples - Past Simple
  • I jumped over the fence to retrieve the ball.
  • You jumped at the offer without hesitation yesterday.
  • She jumped for joy when she heard the good news.
  • We jumped into the lake on that hot summer day.
  • They jumped out from behind the curtain and surprised us.
Past Continuous
I was jumping
you were jumping
he/she/it was jumping
we were jumping
they were jumping
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was jumping on the bed when my mother walked in.
  • You were jumping to conclusions before I could explain.
  • He was jumping hurdles when he twisted his ankle.
  • We were jumping into the pool when it started raining.
  • They were jumping rope when the bell rang for class.
Past Perfect
I had jumped
you had jumped
he/she/it had jumped
we had jumped
they had jumped
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had jumped at the opportunity before others even knew about it.
  • You had jumped to the wrong conclusion before hearing the facts.
  • She had jumped over the obstacle before I could warn her.
  • We had jumped into the project without proper planning.
  • They had jumped ship before the company went bankrupt.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been jumping
you had been jumping
he/she/it had been jumping
we had been jumping
they had been jumping
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jumping rope for an hour before taking a break.
  • You had been jumping between jobs before finding stability.
  • He had been jumping competitively for years before the injury.
  • We had been jumping from topic to topic before focusing.
  • They had been jumping through hoops for months before approval.
Future Simple
I will jump
you will jump
he/she/it will jump
we will jump
they will jump
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will jump at any opportunity to travel abroad.
  • You will jump for joy when you see your surprise.
  • She will jump higher with more training and practice.
  • We will jump into the new project with enthusiasm.
  • They will jump at the chance to work with you.
Future Continuous
I will be jumping
you will be jumping
he/she/it will be jumping
we will be jumping
they will be jumping
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be jumping for joy when I get the news.
  • You will be jumping through hoops during the approval process.
  • He will be jumping at the competition next Saturday.
  • We will be jumping into action as soon as we can.
  • They will be jumping on the trampoline all afternoon.
Future Perfect
I will have jumped
you will have jumped
he/she/it will have jumped
we will have jumped
they will have jumped
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have jumped out of a plane five times by year end.
  • You will have jumped through all the hoops by approval time.
  • She will have jumped her personal best by the finals.
  • We will have jumped into three new markets by December.
  • They will have jumped at every opportunity by then.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been jumping
you will have been jumping
he/she/it will have been jumping
we will have been jumping
they will have been jumping
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jumping rope daily for a year by January.
  • You will have been jumping between projects for months.
  • He will have been jumping professionally for twenty years.
  • We will have been jumping at opportunities for a decade.
  • They will have been jumping competitively for five years.
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