French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | repère | repérais | repérerai repèrerai |
repérerais repèrerais |
repère | repérasse | ||
| tu | repères | repérais | repéreras repèreras |
repérerais repèrerais |
repères | repérasses | ||
| il | repère | repérait | repérera repèrera |
repérerait repèrerais |
repère | repérât | ||
| nous | repérons | repérions | repérerons repèrerons |
repérerions repèrerions |
repérions | repérassions | ||
| vous | repérez | repériez | repérerez repèrerez |
repéreriez repèreriez |
repériez | repérassiez | ||
| ils | repèrent | repéraient | repéreront repèreront |
repéreraient repèreraient |
repèrent | repérassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai repéré | avais repéré | aurai repéré | aurais repéré | aie repéré | eusse repéré | ||
| tu | as repéré | avais repéré | auras repéré | aurais repéré | aies repéré | eusses repéré | ||
| il | a repéré | avait repéré | aura repéré | aurait repéré | ait repéré | eût repéré | ||
| nous | avons repéré | avions repéré | aurons repéré | aurions repéré | ayons repéré | eussions repéré | ||
| vous | avez repéré | aviez repéré | aurez repéré | auriez repéré | ayez repéré | eussiez repéré | ||
| ils | ont repéré | avaient repéré | auront repéré | auraient repéré | aient repéré | eussent repéré | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | repérai | eus repéré | (tu) | repère | Present | repérant | ||
| tu | repéras | eus repéré | (nous) | repérons | Past | repéré | ||
| il | repéra | eut repéré | (vous) | repérez | Perfect | ayant repéré | ||
| nous | repérâmes | eûmes repéré | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | repérâtes | eûtes repéré | (tu) | aie repéré | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | repérèrent | eurent repéré | (nous) | ayons repéré | avoir repéré | |||
| (vous) | ayez repéré | |||||||
Repérer is a stem-changing verb.
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