The act of conjugating a verb or giving in order its various parts and inflections.

A scheme in which are arranged all the parts of a verb.

A class of verbs conjugated in the same manner.

the action of changing a verb to reflect person and number eg: I swim he swim they swim

a system of verb forms. A given verb belongs to one of the four conjugations. The conjugation can be recognized from the infinitive: -are (long a) = 1st conjugation; -ere (long e) = 2nd; -ere = 3rd; and -ire (long i) = 4th.

the complete set of inflected forms of a verb

a class of verbs having the same inflectional forms

a set of verb endings, the rules you follow, for all regular verbs in each verb category

A form-class of verbs characterised by inflectional patterns.

Verbal conjugation refers to all the various forms of a verb. Some options include: tense, aspect, modality, person, gender, number, etc. Example: Present of the verb “to be” I am You are He/she/it is We are They are

The inflection of verbs. In English there are two general areas in which conjugation occurs; for person and for tense.

Lit. ‘Joining Together’. In grammar, this word is used to refer to the act of joining different endings to the stem of a verb, or to differentiate the different endings of the infinitive forms of verbs. eg. In Portuguese, ‘ar’ verbs are ‘first conjugation’; ‘er’ and ‘or’ verbs are ‘second conjugation’, and ‘ir’ verbs are ‘third conjugation