Question on Verb Forms

[Sunny Pig]

こんにちは、皆さん。私が問題がある。

I am currently making a verb conjugation table for my own revision. To spice up the conjugation table a little bit, I have decided to do it entirely in Japanese. However, I have ran across quite a number of problems regarding the correct names for the different types of verb conjugations. Please help to correct me. Thanks.

I am using the various conjugations of する as an example.

非過去形態（ひかこけいたい）：Non-Past Tense - する
過去形態（かこけいたい）：Past Tense - した
ます形態（ますけいたい）："Masu" Form - します
て形態（てけいたい）："Te" Form - して
進行形態（しんこうけいたい）：Progressive Form - している
意向形態（いこうけいたい）：Volitional - しよう
命令形態（めいれいけいたい）：Imperative - しろ
可・#92;形態（かのうけいたい）：Potential Form - できる
仮定形態（かていけいたい）：Provisional Form - すれば
????：Conditional Form - したら
????：Alternative Form - したり
受動形態（じゅどうけいたい）：Passive - される
使役動形態（しえきどうけいたい）：Causative - させる／さす
使役受動形態（しえきじゅどうけいたい）：Causative Passive - させられる
謙譲語形態（けんじょうごけいたい）：Humble - いたす
尊敬語形態（そんけいごけいたい）：Honorific - なさる

I was wondering if anyone knew the proper Japanese for the Conditional Form or the Alternative Form? I am unsure of the correct name for the Causative Passive. Also, does anyone know the proper name for the form 「したい」which is the form used to express wants?

ありがとうございます、皆さん。

[clay]

Hi Sunny Pig!

Fun stuff those grammatical terms. I found a nice page that lists a great number of them:
http://www.alse-net.com/column/grammar-terms.htm

According to that site 条件節 is the conditional form (ba, nara, tara, to)

I also did a google search with that and it does appear to be the meaning.

Clay

[Sunny Pig]

ありがとうございました、Clayさん。それは本当に有用です。

After reading the page, I had another question. I was wondering if the "te" form of verbs is actually the gerund equivalent in English. My dictionary, Kondansha's Furigana Japanese-English Dictionary, stated that the "te" form as gerund. Is this correct?

[Yuubokumin]

The form to express wants is called the Subjunctive, I think.... At least it is in spanish.