trot

Regular
Infinitive
trot
Past Simple
trotted
Past Participle
trotted
-ing Form
trotting
3rd Person
trots
trot trots trotting trotted

Trot means to run at a moderate pace. Regular verb: trot-trotted-trotted.

Meanings

  • To run at moderate pace
  • To move briskly
  • To bring out repeatedly

Common Collocations

trot out trot along at a trot trot around

Tip for Learners

Trot out means produce repeatedly. "He trotted out the same old excuses."
Present Simple
I trot
you trot
he/she/it trots
we trot
they trot
Examples - Present Simple
  • The horse trots around the ring.
  • You trot out excuses.
  • She trots after her dog.
  • We trot along the path.
  • They trot to catch up.
Present Continuous
I am trotting
you are trotting
he/she/it is trotting
we are trotting
they are trotting
Examples - Present Continuous
  • The horse is trotting.
  • You are trotting out excuses.
  • She is trotting after her dog.
  • We are trotting along the path.
  • They are trotting to catch up.
Present Perfect
I have trotted
you have trotted
he/she/it has trotted
we have trotted
they have trotted
Examples - Present Perfect
  • The horse has trotted.
  • You have trotted out excuses.
  • She has trotted after her dog.
  • We have trotted along the path.
  • They have trotted to catch up.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been trotting
you have been trotting
he/she/it has been trotting
we have been trotting
they have been trotting
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • The horse has been trotting.
  • You have been trotting out excuses.
  • She has been trotting after her dog.
  • We have been trotting along.
  • They have been trotting to catch up.
Past Simple
I trotted
you trotted
he/she/it trotted
we trotted
they trotted
Examples - Past Simple
  • The horse trotted.
  • You trotted out excuses.
  • She trotted after her dog.
  • We trotted along the path.
  • They trotted to catch up.
Past Continuous
I was trotting
you were trotting
he/she/it was trotting
we were trotting
they were trotting
Examples - Past Continuous
  • The horse was trotting.
  • You were trotting out excuses.
  • She was trotting after her dog.
  • We were trotting along.
  • They were trotting to catch up.
Past Perfect
I had trotted
you had trotted
he/she/it had trotted
we had trotted
they had trotted
Examples - Past Perfect
  • The horse had trotted.
  • You had trotted out excuses.
  • She had trotted after her dog.
  • We had trotted along.
  • They had trotted to catch up.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been trotting
you had been trotting
he/she/it had been trotting
we had been trotting
they had been trotting
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • The horse had been trotting.
  • You had been trotting out excuses.
  • He had been trotting after his dog.
  • We had been trotting along.
  • They had been trotting to catch up.
Future Simple
I will trot
you will trot
he/she/it will trot
we will trot
they will trot
Examples - Future Simple
  • The horse will trot.
  • You will trot out excuses.
  • She will trot after her dog.
  • We will trot along.
  • They will trot to catch up.
Future Continuous
I will be trotting
you will be trotting
he/she/it will be trotting
we will be trotting
they will be trotting
Examples - Future Continuous
  • The horse will be trotting.
  • You will be trotting out excuses.
  • He will be trotting after his dog.
  • We will be trotting along.
  • They will be trotting to catch up.
Future Perfect
I will have trotted
you will have trotted
he/she/it will have trotted
we will have trotted
they will have trotted
Examples - Future Perfect
  • The horse will have trotted.
  • You will have trotted out excuses.
  • She will have trotted after her dog.
  • We will have trotted along.
  • They will have trotted to catch up.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been trotting
you will have been trotting
he/she/it will have been trotting
we will have been trotting
they will have been trotting
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • The horse will have been trotting.
  • You will have been trotting out excuses.
  • He will have been trotting after his dog.
  • We will have been trotting along.
  • They will have been trotting to catch up.
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