French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | soudoie | soudoyais | soudoierai | soudoierais | soudoie | soudoyasse | ||
| tu | soudoies | soudoyais | soudoieras | soudoierais | soudoies | soudoyasses | ||
| il | soudoie | soudoyait | soudoiera | soudoierait | soudoie | soudoyât | ||
| nous | soudoyons | soudoyions | soudoierons | soudoierions | soudoyions | soudoyassions | ||
| vous | soudoyez | soudoyiez | soudoierez | soudoieriez | soudoyiez | soudoyassiez | ||
| ils | soudoient | soudoyaient | soudoieront | soudoieraient | soudoient | soudoyassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai soudoyé | avais soudoyé | aurai soudoyé | aurais soudoyé | aie soudoyé | eusse soudoyé | ||
| tu | as soudoyé | avais soudoyé | auras soudoyé | aurais soudoyé | aies soudoyé | eusses soudoyé | ||
| il | a soudoyé | avait soudoyé | aura soudoyé | aurait soudoyé | ait soudoyé | eût soudoyé | ||
| nous | avons soudoyé | avions soudoyé | aurons soudoyé | aurions soudoyé | ayons soudoyé | eussions soudoyé | ||
| vous | avez soudoyé | aviez soudoyé | aurez soudoyé | auriez soudoyé | ayez soudoyé | eussiez soudoyé | ||
| ils | ont soudoyé | avaient soudoyé | auront soudoyé | auraient soudoyé | aient soudoyé | eussent soudoyé | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | soudoyai | eus soudoyé | (tu) | soudoie | Present | soudoyant | ||
| tu | soudoyas | eus soudoyé | (nous) | soudoyons | Past | soudoyé | ||
| il | soudoya | eut soudoyé | (vous) | soudoyez | Perfect | ayant soudoyé | ||
| nous | soudoyâmes | eûmes soudoyé | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | soudoyâtes | eûtes soudoyé | (tu) | aie soudoyé | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | soudoyèrent | eurent soudoyé | (nous) | ayons soudoyé | avoir soudoyé | |||
| (vous) | ayez soudoyé | |||||||
Soudoyer is a stem-changing verb (y to i).
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