The Compound Conjugations of the French Verb Être

The Compound Conjugations of the French Verb Útre The sporadic French verbâ ã ªtre (to be)â is among the most often utilized and, in this way, most important action words in the French language. You will discover some type of it on each printed page, in each exercise and on the tip of each tongue. Theâ simple tensesâ form the premise of most correspondence in regular French, not just utilized without anyone else as what could be compared to be, yet in addition as assistant action words for the compound types of many French action words. The verbâ ã ªtre additionally has its own compound tenses, which are in like manner normally utilized in spoken and composed French. Both the unpredictable straightforward tenses and the sporadic compound tenses of this action word likewise show up in a significant number of the most well-known colloquial articulations in the French language. The following are the entirety of the compound tenses where theâ verbâ ã ªtre shows up. Compound Conjugations of the Irregular French Verb Útre Pass compos Pluperfect Past subjunctive j ai t avais t aie t tu as t avais t aies t il a t avait t ait t nous avons t avions t ayons t vous avez t aviez t ayez t ils ont t avaient t aient t Future great Restrictive great Pluperfect subjunctive j aurai t aurais t eusse t tu qualitys t aurais t eusses t il quality t aurait t et t nous aurons t aurions t eussions t vous aurez t auriez t eussiez t ils auront t auraient t eussent t Past foremost Restrictive great, second structure j eus t eusse t tu eus t eusses t il eut t et t nous emes t eussions t vous etes t eussiez t ils eurent t eussent t Past objective Past infinitive Immaculate participle (tu) aie t avoir t ayant t (nous) ayons t - - (vous) ayez t - -