Conjugation Tables for mean

//miːn//

Simple Infinitive

to mean

Past Participle

meant

Perfect Infinitive

to have meant

Perfect Participle

having meant

Present Participle

meaning

Indicative

Future Perfect

indicative (perfect)

will have meant

you

will have meant

he/she/it

will have meant

you

will have meant

they

will have meant

Future Perfect Progressive

indicative (perfect)

will have been meaning

you

will have been meaning

he/she/it

will have been meaning

you

will have been meaning

they

will have been meaning

Future Progressive

indicative (progressive)

will be meaning

you

will be meaning

he/she/it

will be meaning

you

will be meaning

they

will be meaning

Past Perfect

indicative (pluperfect)

had meant

you

had meant

he/she/it

had meant

you

had meant

they

had meant

Past Perfect Progressive

indicative (pluperfect)

had been meaning

you

had been meaning

he/she/it

had been meaning

you

had been meaning

they

had been meaning

Past Progressive

indicative (progressive)

was meaning

you

were meaning

he/she/it

was meaning

were meaning

you

were meaning

they

were meaning

Present Perfect

indicative (perfect)

have meant

you

have meant

he/she/it

has meant

have meant

you

have meant

they

have meant

Present Perfect Progressive

indicative (perfect)

have been meaning

you

have been meaning

he/she/it

has been meaning

have been meaning

you

have been meaning

they

have been meaning

Present Progressive

indicative (progressive)

am meaning

you

are meaning

he/she/it

is meaning

are meaning

you

are meaning

they

are meaning

Simple Future

indicative

will mean

you

will mean

he/she/it

will mean

you

will mean

they

will mean

Simple Past

indicative

meant

you

meant

he/she/it

meant

you

meant

they

meant

Simple Present

indicative

mean

you

mean

he/she/it

means

mean

you

mean

they

mean

Subjunctive

Past Subjunctive

subjunctive

meant

you

meant

he/she/it

meant

you

meant

they

meant

Present Subjunctive

subjunctive

mean

you

mean

he/she/it

mean

you

mean

they

mean

Imperative

imperative

you

mean

he/she/it

mean

you

mean

they

mean

Conditional

Perfect Conditional

conditional (perfect)

would have meant

you

would have meant

he/she/it

would have meant

you

would have meant

they

would have meant

Present Conditional

conditional

would mean

you

would mean

he/she/it

would mean

you

would mean

they

would mean

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Conjugation Tables for mean

Indicative

Future Perfect

Future Perfect Progressive

Future Progressive

Past Perfect

Past Perfect Progressive

Past Progressive

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Progressive

Present Progressive

Simple Future

Simple Past

Simple Present

Subjunctive

Past Subjunctive

Present Subjunctive

Imperative

Imperative

Conditional

Perfect Conditional

Present Conditional

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