conjugators
Those declining verbs
Conjugators are people or tools that conjugate verbs—that is, produce the various forms a verb takes to indicate tense, person, number, and mood.
Online conjugators are popular language-learning aids: I used a Spanish conjugator to check my verb forms.
A person skilled at conjugation might also be called a conjugator, though this is less common.
Verb mood expressing unreality
- indicativeServing as a sign
- imperativeUnavoidably necessary
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
- infinitiveUnconjugated verb form
gerund · participle · preterite · imperfect · progressive · perfect · pluperfect · future
Word form alteration
- declensionNoun form variation
- agreementShared position between parties
- tenseStrained or nervous
- aspectFeature or dimension
mood · voice · person · number · gender · case · paradigm · suffixation
subjunctive
Verb mood expressing unreality
- indicativeServing as a sign
- imperativeUnavoidably necessary
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
infinitive · gerund · participle · preterite · imperfect · progressive · perfect · pluperfect · future · passive
inflection
Word form alteration
- declensionNoun form variation
- agreementShared position between parties
- tenseStrained or nervous
aspect · mood · voice · person · number · gender · case · paradigm · suffixation · prefixation
verb tables
- chartsVisual data displays
- softwarePrograms directing computer operations
- appsMobile software, briefly
websites · flashcards · drills · exercises · reference · lookup · parser · generator · dictionary · practice