Exploser – to explode, blow up; to soar; (fam) to smash

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
j’	explose	explosais	exploserai		exploserais	explose		explosasse
tu	exploses	explosais	exploseras		exploserais	exploses		explosasses
il	explose	explosait	explosera		exploserait	explose		explosât
nous	explosons	explosions	exploserons		exploserions	explosions		explosassions
vous	explosez	explosiez	exploserez		exploseriez	explosiez		explosassiez
ils	explosent	explosaient	exploseront		exploseraient	explosent		explosassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai explosé	avais explosé	aurai explosé		aurais explosé	aie explosé		eusse explosé
tu	as explosé	avais explosé	auras explosé		aurais explosé	aies explosé		eusses explosé
il	a explosé	avait explosé	aura explosé		aurait explosé	ait explosé		eût explosé
nous	avons explosé	avions explosé	aurons explosé		aurions explosé	ayons explosé		eussions explosé
vous	avez explosé	aviez explosé	aurez explosé		auriez explosé	ayez explosé		eussiez explosé
ils	ont explosé	avaient explosé	auront explosé		auraient explosé	aient explosé		eussent explosé
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
j’	explosai	eus explosé		(tu)	explose		Present	explosant
tu	explosas	eus explosé		(nous)	explosons		Past	explosé
il	explosa	eut explosé		(vous)	explosez		Perfect	ayant explosé
nous	explosâmes	eûmes explosé		Past imperative
vous	explosâtes	eûtes explosé		(tu)	aie explosé	Past infinitive
ils	explosèrent	eurent explosé		(nous)	ayons explosé		avoir explosé
				(vous)	ayez explosé

  Exploser is a regular -er verb.

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