French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | féconde | fécondais | féconderai | féconderais | féconde | fécondasse | ||
| tu | fécondes | fécondais | féconderas | féconderais | fécondes | fécondasses | ||
| il | féconde | fécondait | fécondera | féconderait | féconde | fécondât | ||
| nous | fécondons | fécondions | féconderons | féconderions | fécondions | fécondassions | ||
| vous | fécondez | fécondiez | féconderez | féconderiez | fécondiez | fécondassiez | ||
| ils | fécondent | fécondaient | féconderont | féconderaient | fécondent | fécondassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai fécondé | avais fécondé | aurai fécondé | aurais fécondé | aie fécondé | eusse fécondé | ||
| tu | as fécondé | avais fécondé | auras fécondé | aurais fécondé | aies fécondé | eusses fécondé | ||
| il | a fécondé | avait fécondé | aura fécondé | aurait fécondé | ait fécondé | eût fécondé | ||
| nous | avons fécondé | avions fécondé | aurons fécondé | aurions fécondé | ayons fécondé | eussions fécondé | ||
| vous | avez fécondé | aviez fécondé | aurez fécondé | auriez fécondé | ayez fécondé | eussiez fécondé | ||
| ils | ont fécondé | avaient fécondé | auront fécondé | auraient fécondé | aient fécondé | eussent fécondé | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | fécondai | eus fécondé | (tu) | féconde | Present | fécondant | ||
| tu | fécondas | eus fécondé | (nous) | fécondons | Past | fécondé | ||
| il | féconda | eut fécondé | (vous) | fécondez | Perfect | ayant fécondé | ||
| nous | fécondâmes | eûmes fécondé | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | fécondâtes | eûtes fécondé | (tu) | aie fécondé | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | fécondèrent | eurent fécondé | (nous) | ayons fécondé | avoir fécondé | |||
| (vous) | ayez fécondé | |||||||
Féconder is a regular -er verb.
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