mean (znaczyć / significare) — English, B1. Present simple: mean, mean, means, mean, mean, mean.
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Present simple
Level A1- I
- mean
- you
- mean
- he / she / it
- means
- we
- mean
- you (plural)
- mean
- they
- mean
Present continuous
Level A1- I
- am meaning
- you
- are meaning
- he / she / it
- is meaning
- we
- are meaning
- you (plural)
- are meaning
- they
- are meaning
Past simple
Level A2- I
- meant
- you
- meant
- he / she / it
- meant
- we
- meant
- you (plural)
- meant
- they
- meant
Future (will)
Level A2- I
- will mean
- you
- will mean
- he / she / it
- will mean
- we
- will mean
- you (plural)
- will mean
- they
- will mean
Future (going to)
Level A2- I
- am going to mean
- you
- are going to mean
- he / she / it
- is going to mean
- we
- are going to mean
- you (plural)
- are going to mean
- they
- are going to mean
Present perfect
Level A2- I
- have meant
- you
- have meant
- he / she / it
- has meant
- we
- have meant
- you (plural)
- have meant
- they
- have meant
Past continuous
Level B1- I
- was meaning
- you
- were meaning
- he / she / it
- was meaning
- we
- were meaning
- you (plural)
- were meaning
- they
- were meaning
Conditional (would)
Level B1- I
- would mean
- you
- would mean
- he / she / it
- would mean
- we
- would mean
- you (plural)
- would mean
- they
- would mean
Past perfect
Level B2- I
- had meant
- you
- had meant
- he / she / it
- had meant
- we
- had meant
- you (plural)
- had meant
- they
- had meant
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