French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | gâche | gâchais | gâcherai | gâcherais | gâche | gâchasse | ||
| tu | gâches | gâchais | gâcheras | gâcherais | gâches | gâchasses | ||
| il | gâche | gâchait | gâchera | gâcherait | gâche | gâchât | ||
| nous | gâchons | gâchions | gâcherons | gâcherions | gâchions | gâchassions | ||
| vous | gâchez | gâchiez | gâcherez | gâcheriez | gâchiez | gâchassiez | ||
| ils | gâchent | gâchaient | gâcheront | gâcheraient | gâchent | gâchassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai gâché | avais gâché | aurai gâché | aurais gâché | aie gâché | eusse gâché | ||
| tu | as gâché | avais gâché | auras gâché | aurais gâché | aies gâché | eusses gâché | ||
| il | a gâché | avait gâché | aura gâché | aurait gâché | ait gâché | eût gâché | ||
| nous | avons gâché | avions gâché | aurons gâché | aurions gâché | ayons gâché | eussions gâché | ||
| vous | avez gâché | aviez gâché | aurez gâché | auriez gâché | ayez gâché | eussiez gâché | ||
| ils | ont gâché | avaient gâché | auront gâché | auraient gâché | aient gâché | eussent gâché | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | gâchai | eus gâché | (tu) | gâche | Present | gâchant | ||
| tu | gâchas | eus gâché | (nous) | gâchons | Past | gâché | ||
| il | gâcha | eut gâché | (vous) | gâchez | Perfect | ayant gâché | ||
| nous | gâchâmes | eûmes gâché | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | gâchâtes | eûtes gâché | (tu) | aie gâché | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | gâchèrent | eurent gâché | (nous) | ayons gâché | avoir gâché | |||
| (vous) | ayez gâché | |||||||
Gâcher is a regular -er verb.
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