to grow
to grow
Irregular verb: grow – grew – grown.
Children grow very fast.
Children grow very fast.
Indicative
Present Simple
I grow tomatoes in my garden.
I grow tomatoes in my garden.
You grow taller every year.
You grow taller every year.
The plant grows fast in summer.
The plant grows fast in summer.
We grow our own vegetables.
We grow our own vegetables.
You grow the best roses in town.
You grow the best roses in town.
They grow coffee on the hills.
They grow coffee on the hills.
Present Continuous
I am growing a beard this winter.
I am growing a beard this winter.
You are growing so quickly!
You are growing so quickly!
The city is growing every year.
The city is growing every year.
We are growing our business slowly.
We are growing our business slowly.
You are growing more vegetables this year.
You are growing more vegetables this year.
They are growing in number every day.
They are growing in number every day.
Past Simple
I grew up in the countryside.
I grew up in the countryside.
You grew taller than your brother.
You grew taller than your brother.
The tree grew for fifty years.
The tree grew for fifty years.
We grew closer over the years.
We grew closer over the years.
You grew a lot of corn last year.
You grew a lot of corn last year.
They grew tired of the noise.
They grew tired of the noise.
Present Perfect
I have grown two centimetres this year.
I have grown two centimetres this year.
You have grown into a fine young man.
You have grown into a fine young man.
The company has grown rapidly.
The company has grown rapidly.
We have grown a lot as a team.
We have grown a lot as a team.
You have grown closer this year.
You have grown closer this year.
They have grown apart over time.
They have grown apart over time.
Past Perfect
I had grown tired before the end.
I had grown tired before the end.
You had grown a beard by then.
You had grown a beard by then.
The town had grown a lot by 1990.
The town had grown a lot by 1990.
We had grown apart before the trip.
We had grown apart before the trip.
You had grown vegetables long before.
You had grown vegetables long before.
They had grown stronger after the crisis.
They had grown stronger after the crisis.
Future (will)
Future
I will grow flowers on the balcony.
I will grow flowers on the balcony.
You will grow stronger with training.
You will grow stronger with training.
The plant will grow toward the light.
The plant will grow toward the light.
We will grow our savings over time.
We will grow our savings over time.
You will grow to love this city.
You will grow to love this city.
They will grow more crops next season.
They will grow more crops next season.
Conditional
Conditional (would)
Conditional
I would grow herbs if I had a garden.
I would grow herbs if I had a garden.
You would grow bored without a hobby.
You would grow bored without a hobby.
The tree would grow faster in the sun.
The tree would grow faster in the sun.
We would grow closer if we talked more.
We would grow closer if we talked more.
You would grow more with practice.
You would grow more with practice.
They would grow rich from the harvest.
They would grow rich from the harvest.
Imperative
Imperative
Grow your own food and save money.
Grow your own food and save money.
Let's grow something together this spring.
Let's grow something together this spring.
