Thanks - I went ahead and took out the conjugation information (since it's not really enough space to get into godan/ichidan) and simply gave a link to the much more in-depth grammar page.

Fixed!

Fixing them now, thanks! Looks like there was an error with the site's parser.

That's generally true, but it's a little more complicated than that in practice. [b][size=12pt]「週末、泳ごうと思っている。」[/size][/b] [i]I'm thinking of going swimming this weekend.[/i] (like you said, you've already been thinking about it prior to making the statement) [b][size=12pt]「週末、泳ごうと思う・・・」[/size][/b] [i]I think I might go swimming this weekend...[/i] (this construction has the impression of a very low chance that you will actually go swimming, and is thus usually continued something like the following examples) [b] [size=12pt]「週末、泳ごうと思うけど、まだ分からない。」[/size][/b] [i]I think I might go swimming this weekend, but I'm not sure yet.[/i] [b][size=12pt]「週末、泳ごうと思うんだけど、寒いだろうな。」[/size][/b] [i]Well, I think I might go swimming this weekend, but I wonder if it will be cold.[/i] If people really need to show that they just decided something on the spot, they seem to tend to use something like this construction: [b][size=12pt]「週末、泳ごうとした。」[/size][/b] [i]I've decided to go swimming this weekend.[/i]

Fixed it, thanks!