to remain
to remain
Auxiliary: have
Regular verb (remain – remained – remained). More formal than 'stay'; often followed by an adjective, as in 'remain silent'.
Please remain seated during the flight.
Please remain seated during the flight.
Indicative
Present Simple
I remain hopeful despite the setbacks.
I remain hopeful despite the setbacks.
You remain my closest friend after all these years.
You remain my closest friend after all these years.
The cause of the fire remains unknown.
The cause of the fire remains unknown.
We remain committed to the original plan.
We remain committed to the original plan.
You remain our most valued customers.
You remain our most valued customers.
A few problems still remain unsolved.
A few problems still remain unsolved.
Present Continuous
I am remaining neutral in this argument.
I am remaining neutral in this argument.
You are remaining surprisingly calm about this.
You are remaining surprisingly calm about this.
The bridge is remaining closed for repairs.
The bridge is remaining closed for repairs.
We are remaining open throughout the holidays.
We are remaining open throughout the holidays.
You are remaining silent for now, I notice.
You are remaining silent for now, I notice.
The talks are remaining tense despite the ceasefire.
The talks are remaining tense despite the ceasefire.
Past Simple
I remained silent throughout the whole meeting.
I remained silent throughout the whole meeting.
You remained calm when everyone else panicked.
You remained calm when everyone else panicked.
The town remained unchanged for decades.
The town remained unchanged for decades.
We remained friends even after the argument.
We remained friends even after the argument.
You remained loyal to the company for years.
You remained loyal to the company for years.
Only a handful of guests remained after midnight.
Only a handful of guests remained after midnight.
Present Perfect
I have remained faithful to my principles.
I have remained faithful to my principles.
You have remained a mystery to me.
You have remained a mystery to me.
The situation has remained tense for weeks.
The situation has remained tense for weeks.
We have remained in the same house for thirty years.
We have remained in the same house for thirty years.
You have remained calm through every crisis.
You have remained calm through every crisis.
The ruins have remained standing for centuries.
The ruins have remained standing for centuries.
Past Perfect
I had remained calm until the very last minute.
I had remained calm until the very last minute.
You had remained hidden until the danger passed.
You had remained hidden until the danger passed.
The letter had remained unopened for years.
The letter had remained unopened for years.
We had remained close despite the distance.
We had remained close despite the distance.
You had remained loyal long after the others left.
You had remained loyal long after the others left.
Few witnesses had remained by the time of the trial.
Few witnesses had remained by the time of the trial.
Future Simple (will)
Future
I will remain your friend no matter what.
I will remain your friend no matter what.
You will remain in charge while I'm away.
You will remain in charge while I'm away.
The office will remain closed on public holidays.
The office will remain closed on public holidays.
We will remain in touch after you move.
We will remain in touch after you move.
You will remain seated until the plane stops.
You will remain seated until the plane stops.
The rules will remain the same next season.
The rules will remain the same next season.
Conditional
Conditional (would)
Conditional
I would remain silent if I were you.
I would remain silent if I were you.
You would remain calmer with more experience.
You would remain calmer with more experience.
The museum would remain open longer with more funding.
The museum would remain open longer with more funding.
We would remain in the city if we found work.
We would remain in the city if we found work.
You would remain competitive with a better product.
You would remain competitive with a better product.
They would remain in power if the economy improved.
They would remain in power if the economy improved.
Imperative
Imperative
Remain calm and wait for instructions.
Remain calm and wait for instructions.
Let's remain focused until the job is done.
Let's remain focused until the job is done.
