to reach
to reach
Auxiliary: have
Regular verb (reach – reached – reached). The third person singular adds -es: reaches.
We finally reach the top of the hill.
We finally reach the top of the hill.
Indicative
Present Simple
I reach the office by eight every morning.
I reach the office by eight every morning.
You reach for your phone the moment you wake up.
You reach for your phone the moment you wake up.
The signal barely reaches this part of the valley.
The signal barely reaches this part of the valley.
We reach a decision only after a long debate.
We reach a decision only after a long debate.
You reach thousands of people with each post.
You reach thousands of people with each post.
The mountains reach far into the clouds.
The mountains reach far into the clouds.
Present Continuous
I am reaching the end of my patience.
I am reaching the end of my patience.
You are reaching for the top shelf again.
You are reaching for the top shelf again.
The train is reaching the station now.
The train is reaching the station now.
We are reaching more customers than ever before.
We are reaching more customers than ever before.
You are reaching a wider audience with the podcast.
You are reaching a wider audience with the podcast.
The climbers are reaching the summit right now.
The climbers are reaching the summit right now.
Past Simple
I reached the airport just in time.
I reached the airport just in time.
You reached the final round of the contest.
You reached the final round of the contest.
The letter reached her a week too late.
The letter reached her a week too late.
We reached an agreement after hours of talks.
We reached an agreement after hours of talks.
You reached the summit before sunrise.
You reached the summit before sunrise.
The refugees reached the border at dawn.
The refugees reached the border at dawn.
Present Perfect
I have reached my monthly savings goal.
I have reached my monthly savings goal.
You have reached the maximum number of attempts.
You have reached the maximum number of attempts.
The news has reached every corner of the country.
The news has reached every corner of the country.
We have reached a turning point in the project.
We have reached a turning point in the project.
You have reached a million subscribers.
You have reached a million subscribers.
Sales have reached a record high this quarter.
Sales have reached a record high this quarter.
Past Perfect
By noon I had reached the halfway point.
By noon I had reached the halfway point.
You had reached the airport before the flight was cancelled.
You had reached the airport before the flight was cancelled.
The fire had reached the roof before the firefighters came.
The fire had reached the roof before the firefighters came.
We had reached the campsite before dark.
We had reached the campsite before dark.
You had reached your limit long before the trip ended.
You had reached your limit long before the trip ended.
They had reached a deal before the deadline passed.
They had reached a deal before the deadline passed.
Future Simple (will)
Future
I will reach you by phone this evening.
I will reach you by phone this evening.
You will reach your goal if you keep training.
You will reach your goal if you keep training.
The parcel will reach you by Friday.
The parcel will reach you by Friday.
We will reach the coast by midday.
We will reach the coast by midday.
You will reach a wider market next year.
You will reach a wider market next year.
They will reach the finish line together.
They will reach the finish line together.
Conditional
Conditional (would)
Conditional
I would reach the shelf if I had a ladder.
I would reach the shelf if I had a ladder.
You would reach more people with a bigger budget.
You would reach more people with a bigger budget.
The signal would reach the village with a taller mast.
The signal would reach the village with a taller mast.
We would reach the top faster by the other trail.
We would reach the top faster by the other trail.
You would reach an agreement with a bit of compromise.
You would reach an agreement with a bit of compromise.
They would reach a bigger audience on that platform.
They would reach a bigger audience on that platform.
Imperative
Imperative
Reach for the stars and never give up.
Reach for the stars and never give up.
Let's reach a decision before lunch.
Let's reach a decision before lunch.
