French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| je | zigzague | zigzaguais | zigzaguerai | zigzaguerais | zigzague | zigzaguasse | ||
| tu | zigzagues | zigzaguais | zigzagueras | zigzaguerais | zigzagues | zigzaguasses | ||
| il | zigzague | zigzaguait | zigzaguera | zigzaguerait | zigzague | zigzaguât | ||
| nous | zigzaguons | zigzaguions | zigzaguerons | zigzaguerions | zigzaguions | zigzaguassions | ||
| vous | zigzaguez | zigzaguiez | zigzaguerez | zigzagueriez | zigzaguiez | zigzaguassiez | ||
| ils | zigzaguent | zigzaguaient | zigzagueront | zigzagueraient | zigzaguent | zigzaguassent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai zigzagué | avais zigzagué | aurai zigzagué | aurais zigzagué | aie zigzagué | eusse zigzagué | ||
| tu | as zigzagué | avais zigzagué | auras zigzagué | aurais zigzagué | aies zigzagué | eusses zigzagué | ||
| il | a zigzagué | avait zigzagué | aura zigzagué | aurait zigzagué | ait zigzagué | eût zigzagué | ||
| nous | avons zigzagué | avions zigzagué | aurons zigzagué | aurions zigzagué | ayons zigzagué | eussions zigzagué | ||
| vous | avez zigzagué | aviez zigzagué | aurez zigzagué | auriez zigzagué | ayez zigzagué | eussiez zigzagué | ||
| ils | ont zigzagué | avaient zigzagué | auront zigzagué | auraient zigzagué | aient zigzagué | eussent zigzagué | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| je / j’ | zigzaguai | eus zigzagué | (tu) | zigzague | Present | zigzaguant | ||
| tu | zigzaguas | eus zigzagué | (nous) | zigzaguons | Past | zigzagué | ||
| il | zigzagua | eut zigzagué | (vous) | zigzaguez | Perfect | ayant zigzagué | ||
| nous | zigzaguâmes | eûmes zigzagué | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | zigzaguâtes | eûtes zigzagué | (tu) | aie zigzagué | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | zigzaguèrent | eurent zigzagué | (nous) | ayons zigzagué | avoir zigzagué | |||
| (vous) | ayez zigzagué | |||||||
Zigzaguer is a regular -er verb.
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