French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | tronque | tronquais | tronquerai | tronquerais | tronque | tronquasse | ||
| tu | tronques | tronquais | tronqueras | tronquerais | tronques | tronquasses | ||
| il | tronque | tronquait | tronquera | tronquerait | tronque | tronquât | ||
| nous | tronquons | tronquions | tronquerons | tronquerions | tronquions | tronquassions | ||
| vous | tronquez | tronquiez | tronquerez | tronqueriez | tronquiez | tronquassiez | ||
| ils | tronquent | tronquaient | tronqueront | tronqueraient | tronquent | tronquassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai tronqué | avais tronqué | aurai tronqué | aurais tronqué | aie tronqué | eusse tronqué | ||
| tu | as tronqué | avais tronqué | auras tronqué | aurais tronqué | aies tronqué | eusses tronqué | ||
| il | a tronqué | avait tronqué | aura tronqué | aurait tronqué | ait tronqué | eût tronqué | ||
| nous | avons tronqué | avions tronqué | aurons tronqué | aurions tronqué | ayons tronqué | eussions tronqué | ||
| vous | avez tronqué | aviez tronqué | aurez tronqué | auriez tronqué | ayez tronqué | eussiez tronqué | ||
| ils | ont tronqué | avaient tronqué | auront tronqué | auraient tronqué | aient tronqué | eussent tronqué | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | tronquai | eus tronqué | (tu) | tronque | Present | tronquant | ||
| tu | tronquas | eus tronqué | (nous) | tronquons | Past | tronqué | ||
| il | tronqua | eut tronqué | (vous) | tronquez | Perfect | ayant tronqué | ||
| nous | tronquâmes | eûmes tronqué | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | tronquâtes | eûtes tronqué | (tu) | aie tronqué | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | tronquèrent | eurent tronqué | (nous) | ayons tronqué | avoir tronqué | |||
| (vous) | ayez tronqué | |||||||
Tronquer is a regular -er verb.
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