Conjugación del verbo inglés TO MEAN

Verbo irregular: mean - meant - meant

Indicativo

Presente

I mean
you mean
he means
we mean
you mean
they mean

Presente continuo

I'm meaning
you're meaning
he's meaning
we're meaning
you're meaning
they're meaning

Pretérito

I meant
you meant
he meant
we meant
you meant
they meant

Pretérito continuo

I was meaning
you were meaning
he was meaning
we were meaning
you were meaning
they were meaning

Presente perfecto

I've meant
you've meant
he's meant
we've meant
you've meant
they've meant

Presente perfecto continuo

I've been meaning
you've been meaning
he's been meaning
we've been meaning
you've been meaning
they've been meaning

Pluscuamperfecto

I'd meant
you'd meant
he'd meant
we'd meant
you'd meant
they'd meant

Pluscuamperfecto continuo

I'd been meaning
you'd been meaning
he'd been meaning
we'd been meaning
you'd been meaning
they'd been meaning

Futuro simple

I'll mean
you'll mean
he'll mean
we'll mean
you'll mean
they'll mean

Futuro continuo

I'll be meaning
you'll be meaning
he'll be meaning
we'll be meaning
you'll be meaning
they'll be meaning

Futuro perfecto

I'll have meant
you'll have meant
he'll have meant
we'll have meant
you'll have meant
they'll have meant

Futuro perfecto contínuo

I'll have been meaning
you'll have been meaning
he'll have been meaning
we'll have been meaning
you'll have been meaning
they'll have been meaning

Presente

I'd mean
you'd mean
he'd mean
we'd mean
you'd mean
they'd mean

Presente continuo

I'd be meaning
you'd be meaning
he'd be meaning
we'd be meaning
you'd be meaning
they'd be meaning

Passado

I'd have meant
you'd have meant
he'd have meant
we'd have meant
you'd have meant
they'd have meant

Passado continuo

I'd have been meaning
you'd have been meaning
he'd have been meaning
we'd have been meaning
you'd have been meaning
they'd have been meaning

mean
Let's mean
mean

to mean

Presente

meaning

Passado

meant

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