Reddit mentions of Hebrew Verb Tables

Here are some book recommendations:

• Biblical Hebrew for Students of Modern Israeli Hebrew, Marc Zvi Brettler
  
• Hebrew Verb Tables, Asher Tarmon and Ezri Uval
  
• For those who already understand Hebrew well enough: מילון אבן שושן המרוכז (great dictionary, and there is a grammar reference in the back)

Yeah, I'd be happy to. I assume you have a degree of familiarity with Hebrew if you're a Chabadnik, which helps, but does have drawbacks. How much of an understanding of the mechanics of Hebrew grammar do you have? What I find works for me really well is watching Israeli movies and TV shows once you have a basic understanding, with subtitles either in Hebrew or English. However, that only starts to work after a decent understanding of the grammar, and is harder for Hebrew than for French (I learned a surprising amount of French using a Google translate, verb tables, and asking people I know who speak it).

One thing I highly recommend is this book--it's really useful for figuring out verbs, for people at any point down the line. I speak Hebrew pretty well, but I still refer to it on occasion. I'd be happy to try and internet-teach you as well.