Example Sentences of the Verb Pay

Model Sentences of the Verb Pay This page gives model sentences of the action word pay in all tenses including dynamic and detached structures, just as restrictive and modular structures. Base Form pay/Past Simple paid/Past Participle paid/Gerund paying Present Simple Jack for the most part pays with charge card. Present Simple Passive The bill is paid toward the finish of consistently. Present Continuous Tom is taking care of the tab now. Present Continuous Passive The bill is being paid at this point. Present Perfect Have you taken care of the phone tab yet? Present Perfect Passive Has the phone bill been paid at this point? Present Perfect Continuous Jill has been taking care of their tabs for a considerable length of time. Past Simple Tom paid for the get-away a month ago. Past Simple Passive The get-away was paid for by Tom a month ago. Past Continuous She was paying the server when the man strolled into the café. Past Continuous Passive The bill was being paid when the man strolled into the eatery. Past Perfect Dwindle had just taken care of the tab when I offered to get it. Past Perfect Passive The bill had just been paid when I offered to get it. Past Perfect Continuous She had been taking care of the considerable number of records when her obligation was excused. Future (will) Alice will pay him soon. Future (will) Passive He will be paid soon by Alice. Future (going to) Alice is going to pay him toward the week's end. Future (going to) Passive He will be paid toward the week's end. Future Continuous This time one week from now we will be taking care of the considerable number of workers. Future Perfect He will have been paid over $100,000 before the year's over. Future Possibility She may pay for supper. Genuine Conditional In the event that she pays for supper, we wont eat without a doubt. Incredible Conditional In the event that she paid for supper, we wouldnt eat without a doubt. Past Unreal Conditional In the event that she had paid for supper, we wouldnt have eaten to such an extent. Present Modal She should take care of every one of her tabs this week. Past Modal She cannot have taken care of every one of her tabs a month ago! Test: Conjugate With Pay Utilize the action word to pay to conjugate the accompanying sentences. Test answers are beneath. At times, more than one answer might be right. The bill _____ toward the finish of each month.Tom _____ for the excursion last month.The bill _____ when the man strolled into the restaurant.Alice _____ him soon. I promise.He _____ over $100,000 before the finish of the year._____ the phone bill _____ yet?Peter _____ as of now _____ the bill when I offered to get it.If she _____ for supper, we wouldnt eat very much._____ you p_____ the phone charge yet?He _____ toward the week's end as scheduled.â Test Answers is paidpaidwas being paidwill paywill have been paidHas been paidhad as of now paid paidHavepaidis going to be paid