French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | sillonne | sillonnais | sillonnerai | sillonnerais | sillonne | sillonnasse | ||
| tu | sillonnes | sillonnais | sillonneras | sillonnerais | sillonnes | sillonnasses | ||
| il | sillonne | sillonnait | sillonnera | sillonnerait | sillonne | sillonnât | ||
| nous | sillonnons | sillonnions | sillonnerons | sillonnerions | sillonnions | sillonnassions | ||
| vous | sillonnez | sillonniez | sillonnerez | sillonneriez | sillonniez | sillonnassiez | ||
| ils | sillonnent | sillonnaient | sillonneront | sillonneraient | sillonnent | sillonnassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai sillonné | avais sillonné | aurai sillonné | aurais sillonné | aie sillonné | eusse sillonné | ||
| tu | as sillonné | avais sillonné | auras sillonné | aurais sillonné | aies sillonné | eusses sillonné | ||
| il | a sillonné | avait sillonné | aura sillonné | aurait sillonné | ait sillonné | eût sillonné | ||
| nous | avons sillonné | avions sillonné | aurons sillonné | aurions sillonné | ayons sillonné | eussions sillonné | ||
| vous | avez sillonné | aviez sillonné | aurez sillonné | auriez sillonné | ayez sillonné | eussiez sillonné | ||
| ils | ont sillonné | avaient sillonné | auront sillonné | auraient sillonné | aient sillonné | eussent sillonné | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | sillonnai | eus sillonné | (tu) | sillonne | Present | sillonnant | ||
| tu | sillonnas | eus sillonné | (nous) | sillonnons | Past | sillonné | ||
| il | sillonna | eut sillonné | (vous) | sillonnez | Perfect | ayant sillonné | ||
| nous | sillonnâmes | eûmes sillonné | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | sillonnâtes | eûtes sillonné | (tu) | aie sillonné | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | sillonnèrent | eurent sillonné | (nous) | ayons sillonné | avoir sillonné | |||
| (vous) | ayez sillonné | |||||||
Sillonner is a regular -er verb.
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