Close Verb Forms, Base Form, Past Tense, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3
| 1. | Base Form (Infinitive) (V1): | Close |
| 2. | Simple Past (V2): | Closed |
| 3. | Past Participle (V3): | Closed |
| 4. | Present Participle (-ing): | Closng |
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Close Past Tense
| Closed |
| Closed is the past tense of the Close word. |
Close Past Participle
| Closed |
| Closed is the past participle of the Close word. |
Close Verb forms V1 V2 V3 V4
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Past Participle | Present Participle |
| Close | Closed | Closed | Closing |
Conjugation of Close
| Tense | Conjugation | Example Sentence |
|---|
| Simple Present | close | I close the door every night. |
| Simple Past | closed | She closed the window yesterday. |
| Simple Future | will close | They will close the shop tomorrow. |
| Present Continuous | am/is/are closing | We are closing the deal right now. |
| Past Continuous | was/were closing | He was closing the book when I arrived. |
| Future Continuous | will be closing | The store will be closing at 9 PM. |
| Present Perfect | have/has closed | They have already closed the gate. |
| Past Perfect | had closed | She had closed the case before the trial. |
| Future Perfect | will have closed | By next week, I will have closed the project. |
| Present Perfect Continuous | have/has been closing | We have been closing the deal for hours. |
| Past Perfect Continuous | had been closing | He had been closing the door for a while. |
| Future Perfect Continuous | will have been closing | By this time next year, I will have been closing the business for ten years. |
Synonyms of Close
- Shut
- Seal
- Block
- Conclude
- Finish
- Terminate
- Cease
- End
- Cessation
- Complete
Close Verb Examples With V1 V2 V3
- Close the door before you leave.
- Can you close the window? It’s getting chilly.
- The store will close in five minutes.
- Close your eyes and make a wish.
- The book closes with a surprising twist.
- Please close the curtains to block out the sunlight.
- She decided to close the business after years of struggling.
- The meeting will close with a summary of the key points.
- Close your hand tightly around the rope.
- They are planning to close the deal by the end of the week.
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