Accept Verb Forms – Past Tense Of Accept & Past Participle

Accept Verb Forms, Base Form, Past Tense, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3

Accept Past Tense

Accepted

Accepted is the past tense of the Accept word.

Accepted

Accepted is the past participle of the Accept word.

Infinitive	Past Simple	Past Participle	Present Participle
Accept	Accepted	Accepted	Accepting

Tense	Verb	Example Sentence
Simple Present	bite	The dog bites the bone.
Simple Past	bit	Yesterday, he bit into the apple.
Simple Future	will bite	She will bite into the sandwich tomorrow.
Present Continuous	is/are biting	They are biting into the watermelon.
Past Continuous	was/were biting	We were biting our nails during the movie.
Future Continuous	will be biting	I will be biting my lip during the interview.
Present Perfect	have/has bitten	She has bitten into the cake already.
Past Perfect	had bitten	By the time I arrived, he had already bitten it.
Future Perfect	will have bitten	They will have bitten all the cookies by then.
Present Perfect Continuous	have/has been biting	We have been biting our nails all day.
Past Perfect Continuous	had been biting	He had been biting his lip all night.
Future Perfect Continuous	will have been biting	She will have been biting her nails for hours.

Simple Present: She accepts the job offer without hesitation.
Simple Past: He accepted the challenge and proved himself.
Simple Future: We will accept the invitation to the party.
Present Continuous: They are accepting applications for the scholarship program.
Past Continuous: I was accepting donations at the charity event.
Future Continuous: The team will be accepting new members next week.
Present Perfect: The company has accepted the terms of the contract.
Past Perfect: By the time he arrived, she had already accepted the apology.
Future Perfect: By next month, she will have accepted the job offer.
Present Perfect Continuous: We have been accepting donations for the past month.