French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | encadre | encadrais | encadrerai | encadrerais | encadre | encadrasse | ||
| tu | encadres | encadrais | encadreras | encadrerais | encadres | encadrasses | ||
| il | encadre | encadrait | encadrera | encadrerait | encadre | encadrât | ||
| nous | encadrons | encadrions | encadrerons | encadrerions | encadrions | encadrassions | ||
| vous | encadrez | encadriez | encadrerez | encadreriez | encadriez | encadrassiez | ||
| ils | encadrent | encadraient | encadreront | encadreraient | encadrent | encadrassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai encadré | avais encadré | aurai encadré | aurais encadré | aie encadré | eusse encadré | ||
| tu | as encadré | avais encadré | auras encadré | aurais encadré | aies encadré | eusses encadré | ||
| il | a encadré | avait encadré | aura encadré | aurait encadré | ait encadré | eût encadré | ||
| nous | avons encadré | avions encadré | aurons encadré | aurions encadré | ayons encadré | eussions encadré | ||
| vous | avez encadré | aviez encadré | aurez encadré | auriez encadré | ayez encadré | eussiez encadré | ||
| ils | ont encadré | avaient encadré | auront encadré | auraient encadré | aient encadré | eussent encadré | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | encadrai | eus encadré | (tu) | encadre | Present | encadrant | ||
| tu | encadras | eus encadré | (nous) | encadrons | Past | encadré | ||
| il | encadra | eut encadré | (vous) | encadrez | Perfect | ayant encadré | ||
| nous | encadrâmes | eûmes encadré | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | encadrâtes | eûtes encadré | (tu) | aie encadré | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | encadrèrent | eurent encadré | (nous) | ayons encadré | avoir encadré | |||
| (vous) | ayez encadré | |||||||
Encadrer is a regular -er verb.
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