French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | reparais | reparaissais | reparaîtrai | reparaîtrais | reparaisse | reparusse | ||
| tu | reparais | reparaissais | reparaîtras | reparaîtrais | reparaisses | reparusses | ||
| il | reparaît | reparaissait | reparaîtra | reparaîtrait | reparaisse | reparût | ||
| nous | reparaissons | reparaissions | reparaîtrons | reparaîtrions | reparaissions | reparussions | ||
| vous | reparaissez | reparaissiez | reparaîtrez | reparaîtriez | reparaissiez | reparussiez | ||
| ils | reparaissent | reparaissaient | reparaîtront | reparaîtraient | reparaissent | reparussent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai reparu | avais reparu | aurai reparu | aurais reparu | aie reparu | eusse reparu | ||
| tu | as reparu | avais reparu | auras reparu | aurais reparu | aies reparu | eusses reparu | ||
| il | a reparu | avait reparu | aura reparu | aurait reparu | ait reparu | eût reparu | ||
| nous | avons reparu | avions reparu | aurons reparu | aurions reparu | ayons reparu | eussions reparu | ||
| vous | avez reparu | aviez reparu | aurez reparu | auriez reparu | ayez reparu | eussiez reparu | ||
| ils | ont reparu | avaient reparu | auront reparu | auraient reparu | aient reparu | eussent reparu | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | reparus | eus reparu | (tu) | reparais | Present | reparaissant | ||
| tu | reparus | eus reparu | (nous) | reparaissons | Past | reparu | ||
| il | reparut | eut reparu | (vous) | reparaissez | Perfect | ayant reparu | ||
| nous | reparûmes | eûmes reparu | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | reparûtes | eûtes reparu | (tu) | aie reparu | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | reparurent | eurent reparu | (nous) | ayons reparu | avoir reparu | |||
| (vous) | ayez reparu | |||||||
Reparaître is an irregular -re verb.
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