Propager – to propagate, spread

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
je	propage	propageais	propagerai		propagerais	propage		propageasse
tu	propages	propageais	propageras		propagerais	propages		propageasses
il	propage	propageait	propagera		propagerait	propage		propageât
nous	propageons	propagions	propagerons		propagerions	propagions		propageassions
vous	propagez	propagiez	propagerez		propageriez	propagiez		propageassiez
ils	propagent	propageaient	propageront		propageraient	propagent		propageassent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai propagé	avais propagé	aurai propagé		aurais propagé	aie propagé		eusse propagé
tu	as propagé	avais propagé	auras propagé		aurais propagé	aies propagé		eusses propagé
il	a propagé	avait propagé	aura propagé		aurait propagé	ait propagé		eût propagé
nous	avons propagé	avions propagé	aurons propagé		aurions propagé	ayons propagé		eussions propagé
vous	avez propagé	aviez propagé	aurez propagé		auriez propagé	ayez propagé		eussiez propagé
ils	ont propagé	avaient propagé	auront propagé		auraient propagé	aient propagé		eussent propagé
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
je / j’	propageai	eus propagé		(tu)	propage		Present	propageant
tu	propageas	eus propagé		(nous)	propageons		Past	propagé
il	propagea	eut propagé		(vous)	propagez		Perfect	ayant propagé
nous	propageâmes	eûmes propagé		Past imperative
vous	propageâtes	eûtes propagé		(tu)	aie propagé	Past infinitive
ils	propagèrent	eurent propagé		(nous)	ayons propagé		avoir propagé
				(vous)	ayez propagé

  Propager is a spelling change verb (g to ge).

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