march

Regular
Infinitive
march
Past Simple
marched
Past Participle
marched
-ing Form
marching
3rd Person
marches
march marches marching marched

March means to walk with regular steps. Regular: march-marched-marched.

Meanings

  • To walk with regular steps
  • To walk in protest
  • To progress steadily

Common Collocations

march on march forward protest march marching orders steal a march on

Tip for Learners

Marching orders = instructions to leave OR directions. Steal a march on = get advantage secretly.
Present Simple
I march
you march
he/she/it marches
we march
they march
Examples - Present Simple
  • I march in the parade every year.
  • You march with determination.
  • He marches to his own drum.
  • We march together for a cause.
  • They march through the streets protesting.
Present Continuous
I am marching
you are marching
he/she/it is marching
we are marching
they are marching
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am marching to the town square now.
  • You are marching in perfect formation.
  • She is marching at the front of the parade.
  • We are marching for civil rights.
  • They are marching toward the capitol.
Present Perfect
I have marched
you have marched
he/she/it has marched
we have marched
they have marched
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have marched in many protests.
  • You have marched for miles today.
  • He has marched with the army for years.
  • We have marched across the country.
  • They have marched for justice before.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been marching
you have been marching
he/she/it has been marching
we have been marching
they have been marching
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been marching for three hours.
  • You have been marching since dawn.
  • She has been marching all day.
  • We have been marching non-stop.
  • They have been marching for weeks.
Past Simple
I marched
you marched
he/she/it marched
we marched
they marched
Examples - Past Simple
  • I marched in the veteran's parade.
  • You marched alongside thousands.
  • He marched with his unit through the city.
  • We marched to the capital last year.
  • They marched for freedom in the 1960s.
Past Continuous
I was marching
you were marching
he/she/it was marching
we were marching
they were marching
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was marching when it started raining.
  • You were marching at the front of the line.
  • She was marching proudly in uniform.
  • We were marching through the downtown area.
  • They were marching when the police arrived.
Past Perfect
I had marched
you had marched
he/she/it had marched
we had marched
they had marched
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had marched for miles before resting.
  • You had marched all day before the rally.
  • He had marched in three wars before retiring.
  • We had marched to the square before the speech.
  • They had marched across the bridge before dawn.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been marching
you had been marching
he/she/it had been marching
we had been marching
they had been marching
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been marching for hours before stopping.
  • You had been marching since morning.
  • She had been marching in many parades.
  • We had been marching all week.
  • They had been marching for days before arriving.
Future Simple
I will march
you will march
he/she/it will march
we will march
they will march
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will march in tomorrow's parade.
  • You will march with us next time.
  • He will march for the cause.
  • We will march until our voices are heard.
  • They will march to the government building.
Future Continuous
I will be marching
you will be marching
he/she/it will be marching
we will be marching
they will be marching
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be marching this time tomorrow.
  • You will be marching alongside veterans.
  • She will be marching in the band.
  • We will be marching through the streets.
  • They will be marching all day.
Future Perfect
I will have marched
you will have marched
he/she/it will have marched
we will have marched
they will have marched
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have marched in ten parades by then.
  • You will have marched hundreds of miles.
  • He will have marched across the country.
  • We will have marched for the full route.
  • They will have marched to victory.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been marching
you will have been marching
he/she/it will have been marching
we will have been marching
they will have been marching
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been marching for five hours.
  • You will have been marching all day.
  • She will have been marching since sunrise.
  • We will have been marching for the entire event.
  • They will have been marching for weeks.
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