French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | yoyote | yoyotais | yoyoterai | yoyoterais | yoyote | yoyotasse | ||
| tu | yoyotes | yoyotais | yoyoteras | yoyoterais | yoyotes | yoyotasses | ||
| il | yoyote | yoyotait | yoyotera | yoyoterait | yoyote | yoyotât | ||
| nous | yoyotons | yoyotions | yoyoterons | yoyoterions | yoyotions | yoyotassions | ||
| vous | yoyotez | yoyotiez | yoyoterez | yoyoteriez | yoyotiez | yoyotassiez | ||
| ils | yoyotent | yoyotaient | yoyoteront | yoyoteraient | yoyotent | yoyotassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai yoyoté | avais yoyoté | aurai yoyoté | aurais yoyoté | aie yoyoté | eusse yoyoté | ||
| tu | as yoyoté | avais yoyoté | auras yoyoté | aurais yoyoté | aies yoyoté | eusses yoyoté | ||
| il | a yoyoté | avait yoyoté | aura yoyoté | aurait yoyoté | ait yoyoté | eût yoyoté | ||
| nous | avons yoyoté | avions yoyoté | aurons yoyoté | aurions yoyoté | ayons yoyoté | eussions yoyoté | ||
| vous | avez yoyoté | aviez yoyoté | aurez yoyoté | auriez yoyoté | ayez yoyoté | eussiez yoyoté | ||
| ils | ont yoyoté | avaient yoyoté | auront yoyoté | auraient yoyoté | aient yoyoté | eussent yoyoté | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | yoyotai | eus yoyoté | (tu) | yoyote | Present | yoyotant | ||
| tu | yoyotas | eus yoyoté | (nous) | yoyotons | Past | yoyoté | ||
| il | yoyota | eut yoyoté | (vous) | yoyotez | Perfect | ayant yoyoté | ||
| nous | yoyotâmes | eûmes yoyoté | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | yoyotâtes | eûtes yoyoté | (tu) | aie yoyoté | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | yoyotèrent | eurent yoyoté | (nous) | ayons yoyoté | avoir yoyoté | |||
| (vous) | ayez yoyoté | |||||||
Yoyoter is a regular -er verb.
Alternate spelling: yoyotter
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