Conjugación del verbo inglés
TO MEAN

Verbo irregular: mean - meant - meant

Indicativo

Presente	Presente continuo	Pretérito	Pretérito continuo
I mean you mean she means we mean you mean they mean	I'm meaning you're meaning she's meaning we're meaning you're meaning they're meaning	I meant you meant she meant we meant you meant they meant	I was meaning you were meaning she was meaning we were meaning you were meaning they were meaning
Presente perfecto	Presente perfecto continuo	Pluscuamperfecto	Pluscuamperfecto continuo
I've meant you've meant she's meant we've meant you've meant they've meant	I've been meaning you've been meaning she's been meaning we've been meaning you've been meaning they've been meaning	I'd meant you'd meant she'd meant we'd meant you'd meant they'd meant	I'd been meaning you'd been meaning she'd been meaning we'd been meaning you'd been meaning they'd been meaning
Futuro simple	Futuro continuo	Futuro perfecto	Futuro perfecto contínuo
I'll mean you'll mean she'll mean we'll mean you'll mean they'll mean	I'll be meaning you'll be meaning she'll be meaning we'll be meaning you'll be meaning they'll be meaning	I'll have meant you'll have meant she'll have meant we'll have meant you'll have meant they'll have meant	I'll have been meaning you'll have been meaning she'll have been meaning we'll have been meaning you'll have been meaning they'll have been meaning

Condicional

Presente	Presente continuo	Passado	Passado continuo
I'd mean you'd mean she'd mean we'd mean you'd mean they'd mean	I'd be meaning you'd be meaning she'd be meaning we'd be meaning you'd be meaning they'd be meaning	I'd have meant you'd have meant she'd have meant we'd have meant you'd have meant they'd have meant	I'd have been meaning you'd have been meaning she'd have been meaning we'd have been meaning you'd have been meaning they'd have been meaning

Infinitivo

Imperativo

Infinitivo		Imperativo
to mean		mean Let's mean mean

Participio

Presente	Passado
meaning	meant