French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | accroche | accrochais | accrocherai | accrocherais | accroche | accrochasse | ||
| tu | accroches | accrochais | accrocheras | accrocherais | accroches | accrochasses | ||
| il | accroche | accrochait | accrochera | accrocherait | accroche | accrochât | ||
| nous | accrochons | accrochions | accrocherons | accrocherions | accrochions | accrochassions | ||
| vous | accrochez | accrochiez | accrocherez | accrocheriez | accrochiez | accrochassiez | ||
| ils | accrochent | accrochaient | accrocheront | accrocheraient | accrochent | accrochassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai accroché | avais accroché | aurai accroché | aurais accroché | aie accroché | eusse accroché | ||
| tu | as accroché | avais accroché | auras accroché | aurais accroché | aies accroché | eusses accroché | ||
| il | a accroché | avait accroché | aura accroché | aurait accroché | ait accroché | eût accroché | ||
| nous | avons accroché | avions accroché | aurons accroché | aurions accroché | ayons accroché | eussions accroché | ||
| vous | avez accroché | aviez accroché | aurez accroché | auriez accroché | ayez accroché | eussiez accroché | ||
| ils | ont accroché | avaient accroché | auront accroché | auraient accroché | aient accroché | eussent accroché | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | accrochai | eus accroché | (tu) | accroche | Present | accrochant | ||
| tu | accrochas | eus accroché | (nous) | accrochons | Past | accroché | ||
| il | accrocha | eut accroché | (vous) | accrochez | Perfect | ayant accroché | ||
| nous | accrochâmes | eûmes accroché | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | accrochâtes | eûtes accroché | (tu) | aie accroché | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | accrochèrent | eurent accroché | (nous) | ayons accroché | avoir accroché | |||
| (vous) | ayez accroché | |||||||
Accrocher is a regular -er verb.
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