to camp
to live for a time in a tent, usually on holiday
Present form | Past form | Continuous form | Past Participle form |
|---|---|---|---|
camp | camped | camping | camped |
Present form
camp
My kids camp every weekend.
I don't like to camp.
A: I'm tired of walking.
B: Should we camp here?
A: Yeah, let's do it.
Past form
camped
I camped in France for two weeks.
She camped when she travelled in south east Asia.
A: How was your trip to Spain?
B: It was lovely thank you.
A: Where did you stay?
B: We actually camped most of the time.
Continuous form
camping
I'm camping in Italy now.
We were camping for most of our trip.
A: (yawns)
B: Why so tired?
A: My son wanted to camp in the back garden last night?
A: Nice. Did he?
B: Yes but he wanted me there too.
A: So you were camping last night?
B: Yes, and I didn't get any sleep.
Past participle
camped
I've camped in so many places, especially in the UK.
My family always used to camp when I was young so, as an adult, I've never camped.
A: Where have you been?
B: I went camping with my friends.
A: Have you camped before?
B: Yeah, I've camped in the past but never really enjoyed it.