French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | accours | accourais | accourrai | accourrais | accoure | accourusse | ||
| tu | accours | accourais | accourras | accourrais | accoures | accourusses | ||
| il | accourt | accourait | accourra | accourrait | accoure | accourût | ||
| nous | accourons | accourions | accourrons | accourrions | accourions | accourussions | ||
| vous | accourez | accouriez | accourrez | accourriez | accouriez | accourussiez | ||
| ils | accourent | accouraient | accourront | accourraient | accourent | accourussent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai accouru | avais accouru | aurai accouru | aurais accouru | aie accouru | eusse accouru | ||
| tu | as accouru | avais accouru | auras accouru | aurais accouru | aies accouru | eusses accouru | ||
| il | a accouru | avait accouru | aura accouru | aurait accouru | ait accouru | eût accouru | ||
| nous | avons accouru | avions accouru | aurons accouru | aurions accouru | ayons accouru | eussions accouru | ||
| vous | avez accouru | aviez accouru | aurez accouru | auriez accouru | ayez accouru | eussiez accouru | ||
| ils | ont accouru | avaient accouru | auront accouru | auraient accouru | aient accouru | eussent accouru | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | accourus | eus accouru | (tu) | accours | Present | accourant | ||
| tu | accourus | eus accouru | (nous) | accourons | Past | accouru | ||
| il | accourut | eut accouru | (vous) | accourez | Perfect | ayant accouru | ||
| nous | accourûmes | eûmes accouru | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | accourûtes | eûtes accouru | (tu) | aie accouru | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | accoururent | eurent accouru | (nous) | ayons accouru | avoir accouru | |||
| (vous) | ayez accouru | |||||||
Accourir is an irregular -ir verb.
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