Editorial policy

Editorial Policy

Last updated: 10 November 2026. This policy explains how VerbFlow is made, how it is checked, and how it is corrected.

How conjugations are made

Every conjugation table on VerbFlow is generated by a rule-based engine — explicit rules for regular patterns, plus curated tables for irregular verbs — rather than by a language model guessing forms. The engine is verified against standard grammar references on a sample of verbs before it is used at scale, and only languages whose data can be sourced accurately are built.

How guides are written

Each guide is 1,200+ words, written to answer the real questions learners ask: the full table, the irregular forms, the pronunciation, the translation, and the mistakes learners actually make. Guides link to the tools and to each other; they never link to a page that does not exist, and they never present a guess as a fact.

Sources

Conjugations are checked against standard grammar references and dictionaries for each language. Where sources disagree — and they sometimes do, on regional forms and rare tenses — the guide says so, or picks the standard form and notes the variant.

Corrections

If a reader reports an error, we verify it against the references and fix confirmed errors. A wrong conjugation is worse than no page at all, so corrections are treated as the highest-priority work on the site. Report one on the Contact page.

Independence

Affiliate relationships never influence a conjugation, a table or a recommendation. See the Affiliate Disclosure.