> If you are looking up a verb in any other than its
> infinitive form you will
> not find it in most foreign language-to-English
> dictionaries.
Sigh, unfortunately this is true. Except for my
wonderful Oxford-Duden German-English Dictionary,
which does include non-infinitive forms (e.g. look up
"bin" and it tells you it is the 1st person singular
present tense of "sein"), my other foreign language
dictionaries only have infinitive forms.
> However, many dictionaries do have charts of the
> various form of the most
> common verbs. You can also buy books of verbs and
> their various forms such
> as "500 Italian Verbs".
I think a trip to the bookstore is in order. Thanks
for the suggestion!
Jennifer
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