French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | emporte | emportais | emporterai | emporterais | emporte | emportasse | ||
| tu | emportes | emportais | emporteras | emporterais | emportes | emportasses | ||
| il | emporte | emportait | emportera | emporterait | emporte | emportât | ||
| nous | emportons | emportions | emporterons | emporterions | emportions | emportassions | ||
| vous | emportez | emportiez | emporterez | emporteriez | emportiez | emportassiez | ||
| ils | emportent | emportaient | emporteront | emporteraient | emportent | emportassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai emporté | avais emporté | aurai emporté | aurais emporté | aie emporté | eusse emporté | ||
| tu | as emporté | avais emporté | auras emporté | aurais emporté | aies emporté | eusses emporté | ||
| il | a emporté | avait emporté | aura emporté | aurait emporté | ait emporté | eût emporté | ||
| nous | avons emporté | avions emporté | aurons emporté | aurions emporté | ayons emporté | eussions emporté | ||
| vous | avez emporté | aviez emporté | aurez emporté | auriez emporté | ayez emporté | eussiez emporté | ||
| ils | ont emporté | avaient emporté | auront emporté | auraient emporté | aient emporté | eussent emporté | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | emportai | eus emporté | (tu) | emporte | Present | emportant | ||
| tu | emportas | eus emporté | (nous) | emportons | Past | emporté | ||
| il | emporta | eut emporté | (vous) | emportez | Perfect | ayant emporté | ||
| nous | emportâmes | eûmes emporté | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | emportâtes | eûtes emporté | (tu) | aie emporté | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | emportèrent | eurent emporté | (nous) | ayons emporté | avoir emporté | |||
| (vous) | ayez emporté | |||||||
Emporter is a regular -er verb.
Do you know the difference between apporter, emporter, amener, and emmener?



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