French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je m’ | affale | affalais | affalerai | affalerais | affale | affalasse | ||
| tu t’ | affales | affalais | affaleras | affalerais | affales | affalasses | ||
| il s’ | affale | affalait | affalera | affalerait | affale | affalât | ||
| nous nous | affalons | affalions | affalerons | affalerions | affalions | affalassions | ||
| vous vous | affalez | affaliez | affalerez | affaleriez | affaliez | affalassiez | ||
| ils s’ | affalent | affalaient | affaleront | affaleraient | affalent | affalassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| je me / m’ | suis affalé | étais affalé | serai affalé | serais affalé | sois affalé | fusse affalé | ||
| tu te / t’ | es affalé | étais affalé | seras affalé | serais affalé | sois affalé | fusses affalé | ||
| il se / s’ | est affalé | était affalé | sera affalé | serait affalé | soit affalé | fût affalé | ||
| nous nous | sommes affalés | étions affalés | serons affalés | serions affalés | soyons affalés | fussions affalés | ||
| vous vous | êtes affalé(s) | étiez affalé(s) | serez affalé(s) | seriez affalé(s) | soyez affalé(s) | fussiez affalé(s) | ||
| ils se / s’ | sont affalés | étaient affalés | seront affalés | seraient affalés | soient affalés | fussent affalés | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je me / m’ | affalai | fus affalé | (tu) | affale-toi | Present | s’affalant | ||
| tu te / t’ | affalas | fus affalé | (nous) | affalons-nous | Past | affalé | ||
| il se / s’ | affala | fut affalé | (vous) | affalez-vous | Perfect | s’étant affalé | ||
| nous nous | affalâmes | fûmes affalés | Past imperative | |||||
| vous vous | affalâtes | fûtes affalé(s) | n/a | Past infinitive | ||||
| ils se / s’ | affalèrent | furent affalés | s’être affalé | |||||
S’affaler is a regular -er pronominal verb.
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