Hey guys, it’s Miko.

In the first guide we went over 4 (or 8, if you

include formal + informal) verb forms. This time we’ll go over some
more.

http://www.japaneseverbconjugator.com/VerbDetails.asp?txtVerb=%E
8%A1%8C%E3%81%8F

^ You can look for verbs here and then it’ll show you most of the verb
conjugations. I don’t know why it doesn’t list all of them, but I guess it
only shows the important ones. You’ll learn more along the way, trust
me.

Already learned
Present Indicative
Past Indicative

New ones
Presumptive / Volitional
Imperative
Past Presumptive
Present Progressive
Past Progressive
Provisional Conditional eba
Conditional (-tara form)
Potential
Causative
Passive

You can click on the little question mark next to the names. Of course, I
don’t expect you to understand them all right away, it’s a gradual
process. It’s just a preview of what Japanese is like. You can conduct a
simple Google Search for the ones you don’t understand too well.

https://kawakawalearningstudio.com/all/exactly-te-form-japanese/

^ I highly recommend what learning the “te” form is in Japanese,

because it has so many usages to the point where it can be confusing
to properly decipher a sentence that contains it.