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French has around 12,000 verbs. Over 90% belong to the 1st group and follow regular -er patterns.
Complete French Verb Conjugator
Conju-go conjugates all French verbs at all tenses and moods: indicative (present, imperfect, simple future, simple past, perfect, pluperfect, future perfect, past anterior), subjunctive (present, past, imperfect, pluperfect), conditional (present, past), imperative (present, past), as well as nominal forms (infinitive, participles, gerund).
Our built-in database covers thousands of French verbs from all three groups, with all their irregular forms.
1st group
Verbs ending in -er: aimer, parler, chanter, manger, appeler, jeter, lever, céder, employer…
2nd group
Verbs ending in -ir with participle in -issant: finir, choisir, réussir, grandir, nourrir…
3rd group
Irregular verbs: être, avoir, aller, faire, vouloir, pouvoir, savoir, venir, tenir…
Compound tenses
Built with the appropriate auxiliary verb (être or avoir) + past participle.
French Grammar Guides
Conjugation and grammar go hand in hand. Our practical guides help you master the essential rules of French.
📋 Irregular Verbs
Être, avoir, aller, faire, pouvoir… Full conjugation tables for the 10 most common irregular verbs.
✅ Past Participle Agreement
Rules with être and avoir, pronominal verbs, exceptions you need to know.
⚖️ Être or avoir?
How to choose the right auxiliary, DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs, double auxiliaries.
🔀 The Subjunctive
Formation, irregular forms, trigger conjunctions, subjunctive vs indicative.
⏳ Imperfect / Passé composé
The key difference, time markers, verbs that change meaning depending on the tense.
🔮 Simple Future
Formation, irregular stems, simple future vs near future, the "si" rule.