French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je me | soûle | soûlais | soûlerai | soûlerais | soûle | soûlasse | ||
| tu te | soûles | soûlais | soûleras | soûlerais | soûles | soûlasses | ||
| il se | soûle | soûlait | soûlera | soûlerait | soûle | soûlât | ||
| nous nous | soûlons | soûlions | soûlerons | soûlerions | soûlions | soûlassions | ||
| vous vous | soûlez | soûliez | soûlerez | soûleriez | soûliez | soûlassiez | ||
| ils se | soûlent | soûlaient | soûleront | soûleraient | soûlent | soûlassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| je me / m’ | suis soûlé | étais soûlé | serai soûlé | serais soûlé | sois soûlé | fusse soûlé | ||
| tu te / t’ | es soûlé | étais soûlé | seras soûlé | serais soûlé | sois soûlé | fusses soûlé | ||
| il se / s’ | est soûlé | était soûlé | sera soûlé | serait soûlé | soit soûlé | fût soûlé | ||
| nous nous | sommes soûlés | étions soûlés | serons soûlés | serions soûlés | soyons soûlés | fussions soûlés | ||
| vous vous | êtes soûlé(s) | étiez soûlé(s) | serez soûlé(s) | seriez soûlé(s) | soyez soûlé(s) | fussiez soûlé(s) | ||
| ils se / s’ | sont soûlés | étaient soûlés | seront soûlés | seraient soûlés | soient soûlés | fussent soûlés | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je me | soûlai | fus soûlé | (tu) | soûle-toi | Present | se soûlant | ||
| tu te | soûlas | fus soûlé | (nous) | soûlons-nous | Past | soûlé | ||
| il se | soûla | fut soûlé | (vous) | soûlez-vous | Perfect | s’étant soûlé | ||
| nous nous | soûlâmes | fûmes soûlés | Past imperative | |||||
| vous vous | soûlâtes | fûtes soûlé(s) | n/a | Past infinitive | ||||
| ils se | soûlèrent | furent soûlés | s’être soûlé | |||||
Se soûler is a regular -er pronominal verb.
Alternate spelling: saouler
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