Skip – English Verbs Conjugation

skip skips skipping skipped

Skip means to move with light hopping steps, or to omit or miss something. Regular verb: skip-skipped-skipped.

Meanings

To move with light hopping steps
To omit or pass over
To fail to attend or participate

Common Collocations

skip a meal skip class skip ahead skip to the end skip a beat

Tip for Learners

Heart skips a beat describes shock or excitement. Skip is often used for intentionally missing something.

Present Simple

I	skip
you	skip
he/she/it	skips
we	skip
they	skip

Examples - Present Simple

I skip breakfast most days.
You skip school often.
She skips meetings.
We skip ads.
They skip the line.

Present Continuous

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

Examples - Present Continuous

I am skipping breakfast.
You are skipping school.
She is skipping the meeting.
We are skipping ads.
They are skipping the line.

Present Perfect

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

Examples - Present Perfect

I have skipped breakfast.
You have skipped school.
She has skipped meetings.
We have skipped ads.
They have skipped the line.

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Examples - Present Perfect Continuous

I have been skipping breakfast.
You have been skipping school.
She has been skipping meetings.
We have been skipping ads.
They have been skipping lines.

Past Simple

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

Examples - Past Simple

I skipped breakfast.
You skipped school.
She skipped the meeting.
We skipped ads.
They skipped the line.

Past Continuous

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

Examples - Past Continuous

I was skipping breakfast.
You were skipping school.
She was skipping meetings.
We were skipping ads.
They were skipping the line.

Past Perfect

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

Examples - Past Perfect

I had skipped breakfast.
You had skipped school.
She had skipped the meeting.
We had skipped ads.
They had skipped the line.

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Examples - Past Perfect Continuous

I had been skipping breakfast.
You had been skipping school.
He had been skipping meetings.
We had been skipping ads.
They had been skipping lines.

Future Simple

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

Examples - Future Simple

I will skip breakfast.
You will skip school.
She will skip the meeting.
We will skip ads.
They will skip the line.

Future Continuous

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

Examples - Future Continuous

I will be skipping breakfast.
You will be skipping school.
He will be skipping meetings.
We will be skipping ads.
They will be skipping lines.

Future Perfect

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

Examples - Future Perfect

I will have skipped breakfast.
You will have skipped school.
She will have skipped the meeting.
We will have skipped ads.
They will have skipped the line.

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Examples - Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been skipping breakfast.
You will have been skipping school.
He will have been skipping meetings.
We will have been skipping ads.
They will have been skipping lines.