English conjugations

Question

Looking up spanish words in the dictionary, specifically verbs, will usually yield a verb chart. Do we have such a thing here for english verbs? It would be really helpful to me to be able to see a spanish vert chart translated into english for reference.

For example, these people have a chart translated: chart translation

They list in english what the conjugated verb means:

The Imperfect Tense Forms of the Verb Pensar

pensaba (I thought)

pensabas (you [informal] thought)

pensaba (you he she it [formal] thought)

pensábamos (we thought)

pensaban (they thought)

etc..

The english translations to the right of the verb are extremely helpful to me

Answer 1

Table of English Tenses

Is this what you are looking for?

It doesn't show what the English means in Spanish which would be the reverse of the one he presented. - 0074b507, May 25, 2010

Thanks, its a good start. I have a feeling its the closest im gonna get - cheeseisyummy, May 25, 2010

Answer 2

[Check this out][1]

It is not side-by-side but the conjugated charts can be copied into Excel and with some work converted into a side by side spreadsheet. Once the first matching of the tenses have been accomplished, the rest should be easy.

[1]: Check this out.

Answer 3

I agree that it would be great to see those side-by-side comparisons but I've never come across any charts online (only in books).