Signaler – to signal, report

French Verb Conjugations

  Present Imperfect Future Conditional Subjunctive Imperfect subj.
je signale signalais signalerai signalerais signale signalasse
tu signales signalais signaleras signalerais signales signalasses
il signale signalait signalera signalerait signale signalât
nous signalons signalions signalerons signalerions signalions signalassions
vous signalez signaliez signalerez signaleriez signaliez signalassiez
ils signalent signalaient signaleront signaleraient signalent signalassent
             
  Passé composé Past perfect Future perfect Past conditional Past subjunctive Pluperfect subj.
j’ ai signalé avais signalé aurai signalé aurais signalé aie signalé eusse signalé
tu as signalé avais signalé auras signalé aurais signalé aies signalé eusses signalé
il a signalé avait signalé aura signalé aurait signalé ait signalé eût signalé
nous avons signalé avions signalé aurons signalé aurions signalé ayons signalé eussions signalé
vous avez signalé aviez signalé aurez signalé auriez signalé ayez signalé eussiez signalé
ils ont signalé avaient signalé auront signalé auraient signalé aient signalé eussent signalé
             
  Passé simple Past anterior Imperative Participles  
je / j’ signalai eus signalé   (tu) signale   Present signalant
tu signalas eus signalé   (nous) signalons   Past signalé
il signala eut signalé   (vous) signalez   Perfect ayant signalé
nous signalâmes eûmes signalé   Past imperative    
vous signalâtes eûtes signalé   (tu) aie signalé Past infinitive
ils signalèrent eurent signalé   (nous) ayons signalé   avoir signalé
        (vous) ayez signalé    

  Signaler is a regular -er verb.

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