French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | magasine | magasinais | magasinerai | magasinerais | magasine | magasinasse | ||
| tu | magasines | magasinais | magasineras | magasinerais | magasines | magasinasses | ||
| il | magasine | magasinait | magasinera | magasinerait | magasine | magasinât | ||
| nous | magasinons | magasinions | magasinerons | magasinerions | magasinions | magasinassions | ||
| vous | magasinez | magasiniez | magasinerez | magasineriez | magasiniez | magasinassiez | ||
| ils | magasinent | magasinaient | magasineront | magasineraient | magasinent | magasinassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai magasiné | avais magasiné | aurai magasiné | aurais magasiné | aie magasiné | eusse magasiné | ||
| tu | as magasiné | avais magasiné | auras magasiné | aurais magasiné | aies magasiné | eusses magasiné | ||
| il | a magasiné | avait magasiné | aura magasiné | aurait magasiné | ait magasiné | eût magasiné | ||
| nous | avons magasiné | avions magasiné | aurons magasiné | aurions magasiné | ayons magasiné | eussions magasiné | ||
| vous | avez magasiné | aviez magasiné | aurez magasiné | auriez magasiné | ayez magasiné | eussiez magasiné | ||
| ils | ont magasiné | avaient magasiné | auront magasiné | auraient magasiné | aient magasiné | eussent magasiné | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | magasinai | eus magasiné | (tu) | magasine | Present | magasinant | ||
| tu | magasinas | eus magasiné | (nous) | magasinons | Past | magasiné | ||
| il | magasina | eut magasiné | (vous) | magasinez | Perfect | ayant magasiné | ||
| nous | magasinâmes | eûmes magasiné | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | magasinâtes | eûtes magasiné | (tu) | aie magasiné | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | magasinèrent | eurent magasiné | (nous) | ayons magasiné | avoir magasiné | |||
| (vous) | ayez magasiné | |||||||
Magasiner is a regular -er verb.
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