Conjugation is the whole forms a verb can take.
Here is a summary of how each of the tenses is formed.
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Indicative mode | |
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Mode subjunctive | |
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Mode conditional | |
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Mode imperative | |
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Mode infinitive | |
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Mode participle | |
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Mode gerund | |
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Miscellaneous |
Depending of verb and its use, accent, dash or spelling change can appear. Here are the main rules to know those changes.
One of the main difficulties in French conjugation is to agree verb. Either auxiliary or suject or verb type can determine it.
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Agreement with subject | |
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Agreement with past participle | |
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Auxiliairy avoir and être | |
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Past participle followed by infinitive (advanced) | |
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Agreement with pronominal form (advanced) | |
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Pronoun on (advanced) |
When to use the following tenses?