Cover Past Tense – Verb Forms, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Cover past tense, Verb forms, Base Form, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3

1.	Base Form (Infinitive) (V1):	Cover
2.	Simple Past (V2):	Covered
3.	Past Participle (V3):	Covered
4.	Present Participle ( V4 -ing):	Covering
5.	3rd Person Singular:	Covers

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Cover Past Tense

Covered

Covered is the past tense of the Cover word.

Cover Past Participle

Covered

Covered is the past participle of the Cover word.

Cover Verb forms V1 V2 V3 V4

Infinitive	Past Simple	Past Participle	Present Participle
Cover	Covered	Covered	Covering

Conjugation of Cover

Tense	Conjugation	Example Sentence
Present Indefinite	I cover	She covers her face with a scarf.
	You cover	You cover the book with a cloth.
	He/she/it covers	He covers the pot with a lid.
	We cover	We cover the table with a tablecloth.
	They cover	They cover the car with a tarp.
Present Continuous	I am covering	I am covering the floor with a rug.
	You are covering	You are covering the window with curtains.
	He/she/it is covering	She is covering her head with a hat.
	We are covering	We are covering the walls with paint.
	They are covering	They are covering the furniture with plastic.
Present Perfect	I have covered	I have covered the cake with icing.
	You have covered	You have covered the document with a folder.
	He/she/it has covered	He has covered the book with a bookmark.
	We have covered	We have covered the ground with snow.
	They have covered	They have covered the table with a cloth.
Present Perfect Continuous	I have been covering	I have been covering the walls all day.
	You have been covering	You have been covering the furniture for hours.
	He/she/it has been covering	She has been covering the plants with a net.
	We have been covering	We have been covering the floor since morning.
	They have been covering	They have been covering the car with a tarp.
Past Indefinite	I covered	I covered the table with a cloth.
	You covered	You covered the book with a paper.
	He/she/it covered	He covered the pot with a lid.
	We covered	We covered the car with a tarp.
	They covered	They covered the floor with a rug.
Past Continuous	I was covering	I was covering the window with curtains.
	You were covering	You were covering the table with a tablecloth.
	He/she/it was covering	She was covering her head with a hat.
	We were covering	We were covering the walls with paint.
	They were covering	They were covering the furniture with plastic.
Past Perfect	I had covered	I had covered the cake with icing.
	You had covered	You had covered the document with a folder.
	He/she/it had covered	He had covered the book with a bookmark.
	We had covered	We had covered the ground with snow.
	They had covered	They had covered the table with a cloth.
Past Perfect Continuous	I had been covering	I had been covering the walls all day.
	You had been covering	You had been covering the furniture for hours.
	He/she/it had been covering	She had been covering the plants with a net.
	We had been covering	We had been covering the floor since morning.
	They had been covering	They had been covering the car with a tarp.
Future Indefinite	I will cover	I will cover the table with a cloth.
	You will cover	You will cover the book with a paper.
	He/she/it will cover	He will cover the pot with a lid.
	We will cover	We will cover the car with a tarp.
	They will cover	They will cover the floor with a rug.
Future Continuous	I will be covering	I will be covering the window with curtains.
	You will be covering	You will be covering the table with a tablecloth.
	He/she/it will be covering	She will be covering her head with a hat.
	We will be covering	We will be covering the walls with paint.
	They will be covering	They will be covering the furniture with plastic.
Future Perfect	I will have covered	I will have covered the cake with icing.
	You will have covered	You will have covered the document with a folder.
	He/she/it will have covered	He will have covered the book with a bookmark.
	We will have covered	We will have covered the ground with snow.
	They will have covered	They will have covered the table with a cloth.
Future Perfect Continuous	I will have been covering	I will have been covering the walls all day.
	You will have been covering	You will have been covering the furniture for hours.
	He/she/it will have been covering	She will have been covering the plants with a net.
	We will have been covering	We will have been covering the floor since morning.
	They will have been covering	They will have been covering the car with a tarp.

Synonyms of Cover

• Blanket
• Shelter
• Veil
• Envelop
• Conceal
• Protect
• Screen
• Wrap
• Coat
• Encase

Cover Verb Examples With V1 V2 V3

• Cover the table with a clean cloth.
• She likes to cover her books with colorful paper.
• The clouds covered the sky, blocking the sun.
• Please cover the pot while cooking.
• The insurance policy will cover the damages.
• Cover yourself with a warm blanket.
• The blanket can cover two people comfortably.
• We need to cover the event for the news.
• The paint will cover the old marks on the wall.
• Can you cover me while I make a quick phone call?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does “cover” mean as a verb?

A: As a verb, “cover” means to place or spread something over an object or surface.

Q: How can I use “cover” in a sentence?

A: Here are a few examples:

• Please cover the table with a tablecloth.
• The book cover is made of leather.
• She covered her face with her hands.

Q: Can “cover” be used intransitively?

A: Yes, “cover” can be used intransitively. For example:

• The snow covered the ground overnight.
• The fog covered the entire city.

Q: What are some synonyms for the verb “cover”?

A: Some synonyms for “cover” include: hide, shield, protect, wrap, conceal, and coat.

Q: Can “cover” also mean to report on or write about a particular topic?

A: Yes, “cover” can also mean to report on or write about a particular topic, especially in journalism or media contexts. For example:

• The journalist covered the local election.
• The magazine covers a wide range of topics.