French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | gaspille | gaspillais | gaspillerai | gaspillerais | gaspille | gaspillasse | ||
| tu | gaspilles | gaspillais | gaspilleras | gaspillerais | gaspilles | gaspillasses | ||
| il | gaspille | gaspillait | gaspillera | gaspillerait | gaspille | gaspillât | ||
| nous | gaspillons | gaspillions | gaspillerons | gaspillerions | gaspillions | gaspillassions | ||
| vous | gaspillez | gaspilliez | gaspillerez | gaspilleriez | gaspilliez | gaspillassiez | ||
| ils | gaspillent | gaspillaient | gaspilleront | gaspilleraient | gaspillent | gaspillassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai gaspillé | avais gaspillé | aurai gaspillé | aurais gaspillé | aie gaspillé | eusse gaspillé | ||
| tu | as gaspillé | avais gaspillé | auras gaspillé | aurais gaspillé | aies gaspillé | eusses gaspillé | ||
| il | a gaspillé | avait gaspillé | aura gaspillé | aurait gaspillé | ait gaspillé | eût gaspillé | ||
| nous | avons gaspillé | avions gaspillé | aurons gaspillé | aurions gaspillé | ayons gaspillé | eussions gaspillé | ||
| vous | avez gaspillé | aviez gaspillé | aurez gaspillé | auriez gaspillé | ayez gaspillé | eussiez gaspillé | ||
| ils | ont gaspillé | avaient gaspillé | auront gaspillé | auraient gaspillé | aient gaspillé | eussent gaspillé | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | gaspillai | eus gaspillé | (tu) | gaspille | Present | gaspillant | ||
| tu | gaspillas | eus gaspillé | (nous) | gaspillons | Past | gaspillé | ||
| il | gaspilla | eut gaspillé | (vous) | gaspillez | Perfect | ayant gaspillé | ||
| nous | gaspillâmes | eûmes gaspillé | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | gaspillâtes | eûtes gaspillé | (tu) | aie gaspillé | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | gaspillèrent | eurent gaspillé | (nous) | ayons gaspillé | avoir gaspillé | |||
| (vous) | ayez gaspillé | |||||||
Gaspiller is a regular -er verb.
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