Entarter – to pie, throw a pie at

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
j’	entarte	entartais	entarterai		entarterais	entarte		entartasse
tu	entartes	entartais	entarteras		entarterais	entartes		entartasses
il	entarte	entartait	entartera		entarterait	entarte		entartât
nous	entartons	entartions	entarterons		entarterions	entartions		entartassions
vous	entartez	entartiez	entarterez		entarteriez	entartiez		entartassiez
ils	entartent	entartaient	entarteront		entarteraient	entartent		entartassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai entarté	avais entarté	aurai entarté		aurais entarté	aie entarté		eusse entarté
tu	as entarté	avais entarté	auras entarté		aurais entarté	aies entarté		eusses entarté
il	a entarté	avait entarté	aura entarté		aurait entarté	ait entarté		eût entarté
nous	avons entarté	avions entarté	aurons entarté		aurions entarté	ayons entarté		eussions entarté
vous	avez entarté	aviez entarté	aurez entarté		auriez entarté	ayez entarté		eussiez entarté
ils	ont entarté	avaient entarté	auront entarté		auraient entarté	aient entarté		eussent entarté
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
j’	entartai	eus entarté		(tu)	entarte		Present	entartant
tu	entartas	eus entarté		(nous)	entartons		Past	entarté
il	entarta	eut entarté		(vous)	entartez		Perfect	ayant entarté
nous	entartâmes	eûmes entarté		Past imperative
vous	entartâtes	eûtes entarté		(tu)	aie entarté	Past infinitive
ils	entartèrent	eurent entarté		(nous)	ayons entarté		avoir entarté
				(vous)	ayez entarté

  Entarter is a regular -er verb.

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