Hello! I am a novice to Japanese myself, but what I have found extremely helpful in terms of conjugations is Tae Kim's guide to Japanese grammar! A quick google search should point you in the right direction. There are a few basic rules that you have to remember, but once you go through it, it's easy to take any verb and conjugate it. Thankfully there are few classes of verbs to memorize: -u verbs -ru verbs -exceptions Look up the difference between -u verbs (ごだん） and -ru verbs (いちだん） as well as what the exceptions are. Some popular verbs that I have seen: 見る　（みる）　＝ To see 話す　（はなす）　＝　To Speak 会う　（あう）　＝　To meet 食べる　（たべる）＝To eat がんばって！ Joshua

I also used Tea Kim's guide a little bit when I was learning myself. I use Genki 1 in university. There is Genki 1 (for beginner). It explains the concepts pretty good, and they have a workbook you can do questions from to practice.