Verb Conjugator

Question

I got through a horrible load of Spanish homework last night (in between reading and following and commenting on all the dramas going on) without much help from the verb conjugator. In the past if you weren't sure about the verb in your text you could enter it in the Dictionary and it would show the infinitive, which person and which tense. This doesn't happen now and you have to go to the conjugated list to identify it. Fine - but I can do that with my verb book - the previous method was so much quicker. I feel things are going backwards instead of forwards.

Can this be fixed please................................if there's anyone out there that is!

Answer 1

OK forget that - just discovered that if you go direct to verb conjugator rather than translate, it does it.

Sorry!

• try conjugate red or blue, you will be surprised and learn something, jeje - Heidita Feb 14, 2012
• Yes - I saw about that - strange things happening! - caza Feb 14, 2012
• Oh goodness Heidita you made me laugh! Previously when I entered something that isn't a verb (or spelled wrongly) there were NO conjugations given! - mathslover Feb 14, 2012

Answer 2

It turns out that if you put the Spanish verb (not the English) into the translator, the conjugation is usually given.

• All sorted now, thanks - caza Feb 14, 2012