mash

Regular
Infinitive
mash
Past Simple
mashed
Past Participle
mashed
-ing Form
mashing
3rd Person
mashes
mash mashes mashing mashed

Mash means to crush into a soft mass. Regular verb: mash-mashed-mashed.

Meanings

  • To crush into pulp
  • To press into a soft mass
  • To combine elements

Common Collocations

mash potatoes mash together mash up mash with a fork

Tip for Learners

Mash is common in cooking. "Mash the bananas until smooth."
Present Simple
I mash
you mash
he/she/it mashes
we mash
they mash
Examples - Present Simple
  • I mash potatoes for dinner.
  • You mash the bananas for the bread.
  • She mashes avocados for guacamole.
  • We mash ingredients for the recipe.
  • They mash grapes for wine.
Present Continuous
I am mashing
you are mashing
he/she/it is mashing
we are mashing
they are mashing
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am mashing the potatoes right now.
  • You are mashing the vegetables.
  • She is mashing beans for refried beans.
  • We are mashing the fruit for the smoothie.
  • They are mashing apples for cider.
Present Perfect
I have mashed
you have mashed
he/she/it has mashed
we have mashed
they have mashed
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have mashed the potatoes already.
  • You have mashed the bananas perfectly.
  • He has mashed the avocados for us.
  • We have mashed all the ingredients.
  • They have mashed enough for everyone.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been mashing
you have been mashing
he/she/it has been mashing
we have been mashing
they have been mashing
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mashing potatoes for ten minutes.
  • You have been mashing vegetables all morning.
  • She has been mashing fruit for hours.
  • We have been mashing ingredients for the feast.
  • They have been mashing grapes since dawn.
Past Simple
I mashed
you mashed
he/she/it mashed
we mashed
they mashed
Examples - Past Simple
  • I mashed the potatoes for Thanksgiving.
  • You mashed the garlic with a fork.
  • He mashed the berries for jam.
  • We mashed everything by hand.
  • They mashed the vegetables for baby food.
Past Continuous
I was mashing
you were mashing
he/she/it was mashing
we were mashing
they were mashing
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was mashing potatoes when you arrived.
  • You were mashing bananas for the cake.
  • She was mashing avocados in the kitchen.
  • We were mashing ingredients when the power went out.
  • They were mashing grapes at the vineyard.
Past Perfect
I had mashed
you had mashed
he/she/it had mashed
we had mashed
they had mashed
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had mashed the potatoes before serving.
  • You had mashed the ingredients before I came.
  • He had mashed the beans for the dish.
  • We had mashed everything before the guests arrived.
  • They had mashed the fruit before pressing.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been mashing
you had been mashing
he/she/it had been mashing
we had been mashing
they had been mashing
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mashing for twenty minutes.
  • You had been mashing potatoes all afternoon.
  • She had been mashing vegetables for hours.
  • We had been mashing ingredients before the break.
  • They had been mashing grapes since morning.
Future Simple
I will mash
you will mash
he/she/it will mash
we will mash
they will mash
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will mash the potatoes after boiling.
  • You will mash the avocados for lunch.
  • He will mash the bananas for the smoothie.
  • We will mash everything together.
  • They will mash the grapes tomorrow.
Future Continuous
I will be mashing
you will be mashing
he/she/it will be mashing
we will be mashing
they will be mashing
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be mashing potatoes at dinner time.
  • You will be mashing ingredients for the recipe.
  • She will be mashing fruit for the dessert.
  • We will be mashing vegetables all evening.
  • They will be mashing grapes during harvest.
Future Perfect
I will have mashed
you will have mashed
he/she/it will have mashed
we will have mashed
they will have mashed
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have mashed all the potatoes by then.
  • You will have mashed enough for everyone.
  • He will have mashed the ingredients completely.
  • We will have mashed everything before serving.
  • They will have mashed tons of grapes.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been mashing
you will have been mashing
he/she/it will have been mashing
we will have been mashing
they will have been mashing
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mashing for an hour.
  • You will have been mashing all afternoon.
  • She will have been mashing ingredients for hours.
  • We will have been mashing vegetables all day.
  • They will have been mashing grapes for weeks.
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