Comparer – to compare

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
je	compare	comparais	comparerai		comparerais	compare		comparasse
tu	compares	comparais	compareras		comparerais	compares		comparasses
il	compare	comparait	comparera		comparerait	compare		comparât
nous	comparons	comparions	comparerons		comparerions	comparions		comparassions
vous	comparez	compariez	comparerez		compareriez	compariez		comparassiez
ils	comparent	comparaient	compareront		compareraient	comparent		comparassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai comparé	avais comparé	aurai comparé		aurais comparé	aie comparé		eusse comparé
tu	as comparé	avais comparé	auras comparé		aurais comparé	aies comparé		eusses comparé
il	a comparé	avait comparé	aura comparé		aurait comparé	ait comparé		eût comparé
nous	avons comparé	avions comparé	aurons comparé		aurions comparé	ayons comparé		eussions comparé
vous	avez comparé	aviez comparé	aurez comparé		auriez comparé	ayez comparé		eussiez comparé
ils	ont comparé	avaient comparé	auront comparé		auraient comparé	aient comparé		eussent comparé
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
je / j’	comparai	eus comparé		(tu)	compare		Present	comparant
tu	comparas	eus comparé		(nous)	comparons		Past	comparé
il	compara	eut comparé		(vous)	comparez		Perfect	ayant comparé
nous	comparâmes	eûmes comparé		Past imperative
vous	comparâtes	eûtes comparé		(tu)	aie comparé	Past infinitive
ils	comparèrent	eurent comparé		(nous)	ayons comparé		avoir comparé
				(vous)	ayez comparé

  Comparer is a regular -er verb.

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