The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
TO MEAN

Irregular verb: mean - meant - meant

Indicative

Present

Present continuous

Preterite

Preterite continuous

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

Present perfect

Present perfect continuous

Pluperfect

Pluperfect continuous

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

Future

Future continuous

Future perfect

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional

Present

Present continuous

Past

Past continuous

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

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive

 

Imperative

 

to mean mean
Let's mean
mean
 

Participle

Present

Past

 

 

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