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'mmeaning
you'remeaning
she'smeaning
we'remeaning
you'remeaning
they'remeaning	Imeant
youmeant
shemeant
wemeant
youmeant
theymeant	Iwasmeaning
youweremeaning
shewasmeaning
weweremeaning
youweremeaning
theyweremeaning	
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'vebeen meaning
you'vebeen meaning
she'sbeen meaning
we'vebeen meaning
you'vebeen meaning
they'vebeen 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 	 	 	
meaning	meant