Example Use of Phrasal Verb “hang out”:
A: “Let’s hang out this weekend.”
B: “Sounds fun! Where?”
| Tense | 1st Person Singular | 2nd Person Singular | 3rd Person Singular | 1st Person Plural | 2nd Person Plural | 3rd Person Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Present Simple | I hang out | You hang out | He/She/It hangs out | We hang out | You hang out | They hang out |
| Past Simple | I hung out | You hung out | He/She/It hung out | We hung out | You hung out | They hung out |
| Future Simple | I will hang out | You will hang out | He/She/It will hang out | We will hang out | You will hang out | They will hang out |
| Present Continuous | I am hanging out | You are hanging out | He/She/It is hanging out | We are hanging out | You are hanging out | They are hanging out |
| Past Continuous | I was hanging out | You were hanging out | He/She/It was hanging out | We were hanging out | You were hanging out | They were hanging out |
| Future Continuous | I will be hanging out | You will be hanging out | He/She/It will be hanging out | We will be hanging out | You will be hanging out | They will be hanging out |
| Present Perfect | I have hung out | You have hung out | He/She/It has hung out | We have hung out | You have hung out | They have hung out |
| Past Perfect | I had hung out | You had hung out | He/She/It had hung out | We had hung out | You had hung out | They had hung out |
| Future Perfect | I will have hung out | You will have hung out | He/She/It will have hung out | We will have hung out | You will have hung out | They will have hung out |
Phrasal Verb: Hang Out
“Hang out” means to spend time relaxing or socializing with friends or in a particular place.
Example: We decided to hang out at the park on Saturday afternoon.
Example Sentences for Present Simple for HANG OUT
I hang out with my friends on weekends.
You hang out at the coffee shop.
She hangs out at the library.
We hang out at the park.
You hang out at the mall.
They hang out at the beach.
Example Sentences for Past Simple for HUNG OUT
I hung out with my family yesterday.
You hung out at the bookstore.
He hung out at the arcade.
We hung out at the movies.
You hung out at the cafe.
They hung out at the party.
Example Sentences for Future Simple for WILL HANG OUT
I will hang out with my colleagues after work.
You will hang out at the pizza place.
She will hang out at the bookstore.
We will hang out at the concert.
You will hang out at the park.
They will hang out at the beach.
Example Sentences for Present Continuous for HANGING OUT
I am hanging out with my friends right now.
You are hanging out at the cafe.
He is hanging out at the game store.
We are hanging out at the park.
You are hanging out at the mall.
They are hanging out at the beach.
Example Sentences for Past Continuous for HANGING OUT
I was hanging out with my friends when the rain started.
You were hanging out at the library.
She was hanging out at the park.
We were hanging out at the movies.
You were hanging out at the cafe.
They were hanging out at the party.
Example Sentences for Future Continuous for HANGING OUT
I will be hanging out with my friends later tonight.
You will be hanging out at the coffee shop.
He will be hanging out at the arcade.
We will be hanging out at the park.
You will be hanging out at the mall.
They will be hanging out at the beach.
Example Sentences for Present Perfect for HAVE HUNG OUT
I have hung out with my friends all day.
You have hung out at the library.
She has hung out at the cafe.
We have hung out at the park.
You have hung out at the mall.
They have hung out at the beach.
Example Sentences for Past Perfect for HAD HUNG OUT
I had hung out with my friends before going home.
You had hung out at the bookstore.
He had hung out at the arcade.
We had hung out at the movies.
You had hung out at the cafe.
They had hung out at the party.
Example Sentences for Future Perfect for WILL HAVE HUNG OUT
I will have hung out with my friends by the time you arrive.
You will have hung out at the coffee shop.
She will have hung out at the library.
We will have hung out at the park.
You will have hung out at the mall.
They will have hung out at the beach.
