French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | écourte | écourtais | écourterai | écourterais | écourte | écourtasse | ||
| tu | écourtes | écourtais | écourteras | écourterais | écourtes | écourtasses | ||
| il | écourte | écourtait | écourtera | écourterait | écourte | écourtât | ||
| nous | écourtons | écourtions | écourterons | écourterions | écourtions | écourtassions | ||
| vous | écourtez | écourtiez | écourterez | écourteriez | écourtiez | écourtassiez | ||
| ils | écourtent | écourtaient | écourteront | écourteraient | écourtent | écourtassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai écourté | avais écourté | aurai écourté | aurais écourté | aie écourté | eusse écourté | ||
| tu | as écourté | avais écourté | auras écourté | aurais écourté | aies écourté | eusses écourté | ||
| il | a écourté | avait écourté | aura écourté | aurait écourté | ait écourté | eût écourté | ||
| nous | avons écourté | avions écourté | aurons écourté | aurions écourté | ayons écourté | eussions écourté | ||
| vous | avez écourté | aviez écourté | aurez écourté | auriez écourté | ayez écourté | eussiez écourté | ||
| ils | ont écourté | avaient écourté | auront écourté | auraient écourté | aient écourté | eussent écourté | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | écourtai | eus écourté | (tu) | écourte | Present | écourtant | ||
| tu | écourtas | eus écourté | (nous) | écourtons | Past | écourté | ||
| il | écourta | eut écourté | (vous) | écourtez | Perfect | ayant écourté | ||
| nous | écourtâmes | eûmes écourté | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | écourtâtes | eûtes écourté | (tu) | aie écourté | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | écourtèrent | eurent écourté | (nous) | ayons écourté | avoir écourté | |||
| (vous) | ayez écourté | |||||||
Écourter is a regular -er verb.
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