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    Aprender Verbos irregulares Mean
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to mean significar; querer decir
Conjugar
Infinitive
Past simple
meant
Past participle
meant
Gerund
meaning
Tabla de conjugación del verbo "To mean"

Present Simple (Presente Simple)
Affirmative
I mean.
You mean.
We mean.
He/She/It means.
You mean.
They mean.
Negative
I do not mean.
You do not mean.
We do not mean.
He/She/It does not mean.
You do not mean.
They do not mean.
Interrogative
Do I mean?
Do you mean?
Do we mean?
Does he/she/it mean?
Do you mean?
Do they mean?


Present Simple Continuous (Presente Continuo)
Affirmative
I am meaning.
You are meaning.
We are meaning.
He/She/It is meaning.
You are meaning.
They are meaning.
Negative
I am not meaning.
You are not meaning.
We are not meaning.
He/She/It is not meaning.
You are not meaning.
They are not meaning.
Interrogative
Am I meaning?
Are you meaning?
Are we meaning?
Is he/she/it meaning?
Are you meaning?
Are they meaning?


Past Simple (Pasado Simple)
Affirmative
I meant.
You meant.
We meant.
He/She/It meant.
You meant.
They meant.
Negative
I did not mean.
You did not mean.
We did not mean.
He/She/It did not mean.
You did not mean.
They did not mean.
Interrogative
Did I mean?
Did you mean?
Did we mean?
Did he/she/it mean?
Did you mean?
Did they mean?


Past Continuous (Pasado Continuo)
Affirmative
I was meaning.
You were meaning.
We were meaning.
He/She/It was meaning.
You were meaning.
They were meaning.
Negative
I was not meaning.
You were not meaning.
We were not meaning.
He/She/It was not meaning.
You were not meaning.
They were not meaning.
Interrogative
Was I meaning?
Were you meaning?
Were we meaning?
Was he/she/it meaning?
Were you meaning?
Were they meaning?


Future Simple (Futuro Simple)
Affirmative
I will mean.
You will mean.
We will mean.
He/She/It will mean.
You will mean.
They will mean.
Negative
I will not mean.
You will not mean.
We will not mean.
He/She/It will not mean.
You will not mean.
They will not mean.
Interrogative
Will I mean?
Will you mean?
Will we mean?
Will he/she/it mean?
Will you mean?
Will they mean?


Present Perfect Simple (Presente Perfecto)
Affirmative
I have meant.
You have meant.
We have meant.
He/She/It has meant.
You have meant.
They have meant.
Negative
I have not meant.
You have not meant.
We have not meant.
He/She/It has not meant.
You have not meant.
They have not meant.
Interrogative
Have I meant?
Have you meant?
Have we meant?
Has he/she/it meant?
Have you meant?
Have they meant?


Present Perfect Continuous (Presente Perfecto Continuo)
Affirmative
I have been meaning.
You have been meaning.
We have been meaning.
He/She/It has been meaning.
You have been meaning.
They have been meaning.
Negative
I have not been meaning.
You have not been meaning.
We have not been meaning.
He/She/It has not been meaning.
You have not been meaning.
They have not been meaning.
Interrogative
Have I been meaning?
Have you been meaning?
Have we been meaning?
Has he/she/it been meaning?
Have you been meaning?
Have they been meaning?


Past Perfect Simple (Pasado Perfecto)
Affirmative
I had meant.
You had meant.
We had meant.
He/She/It had meant.
You had meant.
They had meant.
Negative
I had not meant.
You had not meant.
We had not meant.
He/She/It had not meant.
You had not meant.
They had not meant.
Interrogative
Had I meant?
Had you meant?
Had we meant?
Had he/she/it meant?
Had you meant?
Had they meant?


Past Perfect Continuous (Pasado Perfecto Continuo)
Affirmative
I had been meaning.
You had been meaning.
We had been meaning.
He/She/It had been meaning.
You had been meaning.
They had been meaning.
Negative
I had not been meaning.
You had not been meaning.
We had not been meaning.
He/She/It had not been meaning.
You had not been meaning.
They had not been meaning.
Interrogative
Had I been meaning?
Had you been meaning?
Had we been meaning?
Had he/she/it been meaning?
Had you been meaning?
Had they been meaning?


Future Perfect (Futuro Perfecto)
Affirmative
I will have meant.
You will have meant.
We will have meant.
He/She/It will have meant.
You will have meant.
They will have meant.
Negative
I will not have meant.
You will not have meant.
We will not have meant.
He/She/It will not have meant.
You will not have meant.
They will not have meant.
Interrogative
Will I have meant?
Will you have meant?
Will we have meant?
Will he/she/it have meant?
Will you have meant?
Will they have meant?


Conditional (Condicional)
Affirmative
I would mean.
You would mean.
We would mean.
He/She/It would mean.
You would mean.
They would mean.
Negative
I would not mean.
You would not mean.
We would not mean.
He/She/It would not mean.
You would not mean.
They would not mean.
Interrogative
Would I mean?
Would you mean?
Would we mean?
Would he/she/it mean?
Would you mean?
Would they mean?


Conditional Perfect (Condicional Perfecto)
Affirmative
I would have meant.
You would have meant.
We would have meant.
He/She/It would have meant.
You would have meant.
They would have meant.
Negative
I would not have meant.
You would not have meant.
We would not have meant.
He/She/It would not have meant.
You would not have meant.
They would not have meant.
Interrogative
Would I have meant?
Would you have meant?
Would we have meant?
Would he/she/it have meant?
Would you have meant?
Would they have meant?