The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
CAN MEAN

Irregular verb: mean - meant - meant

Affirmation

Simple form

V-ing form

I can mean
you can mean
she can mean
we can mean
you can mean
they can mean
I can be meaning
you can be meaning
she can be meaning
we can be meaning
you can be meaning
they can be meaning

Perfect

V-ing perfect

I can have meant
you can have meant
she can have meant
we can have meant
you can have meant
they can have meant
I can have been meaning
you can have been meaning
she can have been meaning
we can have been meaning
you can have been meaning
they can have been meaning

Negation

Simple form

V-ing form

I cannot mean
you cannot mean
she cannot mean
we cannot mean
you cannot mean
they cannot mean
I cannot be meaning
you cannot be meaning
she cannot be meaning
we cannot be meaning
you cannot be meaning
they cannot be meaning

Perfect

V-ing perfect

I cannot have meant
you cannot have meant
she cannot have meant
we cannot have meant
you cannot have meant
they cannot have meant
I cannot have been meaning
you cannot have been meaning
she cannot have been meaning
we cannot have been meaning
you cannot have been meaning
they cannot have been meaning

Interrogative form

Simple form

V-ing form

can I mean?
can you mean?
can she mean?
can we mean?
can you mean?
can they mean?
can I be meaning?
can you be meaning?
can she be meaning?
can we be meaning?
can you be meaning?
can they be meaning?

Perfect

V-ing perfect

can I have meant?
can you have meant?
can she have meant?
can we have meant?
can you have meant?
can they have meant?
can I have been meaning?
can you have been meaning?
can she have been meaning?
can we have been meaning?
can you have been meaning?
can they have been meaning?

Interro-negative form

Simple form

V-ing form

can I not mean?
can you not mean?
can she not mean?
can we not mean?
can you not mean?
can they not mean?
can I not be meaning?
can you not be meaning?
can she not be meaning?
can we not be meaning?
can you not be meaning?
can they not be meaning?

Perfect

V-ing perfect

can I not have meant?
can you not have meant?
can she not have meant?
can we not have meant?
can you not have meant?
can they not have meant?
can I not have been meaning?
can you not have been meaning?
can she not have been meaning?
can we not have been meaning?
can you not have been meaning?
can they not have been meaning?