The verb "use" describes what people
do with objects. Teachers use "use" when talking about language
and the reason for choosing certain words. It can also function
as a noun.
Make sure you use sun block or sunscreen
when you go to the beach.
Using these things will help protect your skin.
Many people use this bank because it's convenient.
She uses a shopping basket instead of a cart because it's easier
to get around the store.
Strip malls use up a lot of land because they need big parking
lots.
This young mother uses a stroller to push her baby around the
park and inside stores.
Many people use a garage to store their car.
Do you know how to use this word in a sentence?
"endless"
Use
present
tense: use / uses
past
tense: used
future:
will use
present
continuous: am / are / is using
past
continuous: was / were using
future
continuous: will be using
present
perfect: has / have used
past
perfect: had used
future
perfect: will have used
present
perfect continuous: has / have been using
past
perfect continuous: had been using
future
perfect continuous: will have been using
modal
verbs: ______ use
past
tense modal: ______ have used
infinitive:
to use
gerund:
using
passive:
yes
"Use" can also serve as a noun:
A computer has many uses.
The use of a computer makes work easier and faster.
