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Conjugation of mean

Irregular CEFR A1
miːn

To have conviction in (something said or expressed); to be sincere in (what one says). Ver definición completa →

● Irregular

Indicative

Present●
I mean
you mean
he / she / it means
we mean
they mean
you (plural) mean
Past simple●
I meant
you meant
he / she / it meant
we meant
they meant
you (plural) meant
Future simple●
I will mean
you will mean
he / she / it will mean
we will mean
they will mean
you (plural) will mean
Present continuous●
I am meaning
you are meaning
he / she / it is meaning
we are meaning
they are meaning
you (plural) are meaning
Past continuous●
I was meaning
you were meaning
he / she / it was meaning
we were meaning
they were meaning
you (plural) were meaning
Future continuous●
I will be meaning
you will be meaning
he / she / it will be meaning
we will be meaning
they will be meaning
you (plural) will be meaning
Present perfect●
I have meant
you have meant
he / she / it has meant
we have meant
they have meant
you (plural) have meant
Past perfect●
I had meant
you had meant
he / she / it had meant
we had meant
they had meant
you (plural) had meant
Future perfect●
I will have meant
you will have meant
he / she / it will have meant
we will have meant
they will have meant
you (plural) will have meant

Conditional

Present●
I would mean
you would mean
he / she / it would mean
we would mean
they would mean
you (plural) would mean
Conditional perfect●
I would have meant
you would have meant
he / she / it would have meant
we would have meant
they would have meant
you (plural) would have meant

Subjunctive

Present●
I mean
you mean
he / she / it mean
we mean
they mean
you (plural) mean

Imperative

Affirmative●
you mean
we let's mean
you (plural) mean

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