This page provides example sentences of the verb "Go" in all tenses including active and passive forms, as well as conditional and modal forms.
Base Form go / Past Simple went / Past Participle gone / Gerund going
Present Simple
Peter goes to church on Sundays.
Present Simple Passive
None
We are going shopping soon.
Present Continuous Passive
None
Present Perfect
Peter has gone to the bank.
Present Perfect Passive
None
Present Perfect Continuous
Susan has been going to classes for three weeks.
Past Simple
Alexander went to Denver last week.
Past Simple Passive
None
Past Continuous
We were going to visit some friends but decided not to go.
Past Continuous Passive
None
Past Perfect
They had already gone to the show so we didn't go.
Past Perfect Passive
None
Past Perfect Continuous
We had been going to that school for a few weeks when it was chosen as best school of the city.
Future (will)
Jennifer will go to the meeting.
Future (will) passive
None
Future (going to)
Peter is going to go to the show tonight.
Future (going to) passive
None
Future Continuous
We will be going to dinner this time tomorrow.
Future Perfect
She will have gone to visit her parents by the time you arrive.
Future Possibility
Jack might go out this weekend.
Real Conditional
If she goes to the meeting, I will attend.
Unreal Conditional
If she went to the meeting, I would attend.
Past Unreal Conditional
If she had gone to the meeting, I would have attended.
Present Modal
You should go out tonight.
Past Modal
They might have gone out for the evening.
