French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | nourris | nourrissais | nourrirai | nourrirais | nourrisse | nourrisse | ||
| tu | nourris | nourrissais | nourriras | nourrirais | nourrisses | nourrisses | ||
| il | nourrit | nourrissait | nourrira | nourrirait | nourrisse | nourrît | ||
| nous | nourrissons | nourrissions | nourrirons | nourririons | nourrissions | nourrissions | ||
| vous | nourrissez | nourrissiez | nourrirez | nourririez | nourrissiez | nourrissiez | ||
| ils | nourrissent | nourrissaient | nourriront | nourriraient | nourrissent | nourrissent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai nourri | avais nourri | aurai nourri | aurais nourri | aie nourri | eusse nourri | ||
| tu | as nourri | avais nourri | auras nourri | aurais nourri | aies nourri | eusses nourri | ||
| il | a nourri | avait nourri | aura nourri | aurait nourri | ait nourri | eût nourri | ||
| nous | avons nourri | avions nourri | aurons nourri | aurions nourri | ayons nourri | eussions nourri | ||
| vous | avez nourri | aviez nourri | aurez nourri | auriez nourri | ayez nourri | eussiez nourri | ||
| ils | ont nourri | avaient nourri | auront nourri | auraient nourri | aient nourri | eussent nourri | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | nourris | eus nourri | (tu) | nourris | Present | nourrissant | ||
| tu | nourris | eus nourri | (nous) | nourrissons | Past | nourri | ||
| il | nourrit | eut nourri | (vous) | nourrissez | Perfect | ayant nourri | ||
| nous | nourrîmes | eûmes nourri | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | nourrîtes | eûtes nourri | (tu) | aie nourri | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | nourrirent | eurent nourri | (nous) | ayons nourri | avoir nourri | |||
| (vous) | ayez nourri | |||||||
Nourrir is a regular -ir verb.
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