The French conjugation

Conjugation is the whole forms a verb can take.

		About conjugators
		What is conjugation?
		Verb groups
		Auxiliaries and semi-auxiliaries
		Verb modes
		Active and passive forms
		Tenses
		Conjugation vocabulary

Spelling rules

Depending of verb and its use, accent, dash or spelling change can appear. Here are the main rules to know those changes.

		Accents é and è
		Circumflex accent
		Trema and cedilla
		Dash with pronoun en, y and non
		Dash with imperative
		Dash with interrogative form
		Polite interrogative form (advanced)
		Phonetic
		Difference between à/a, et/est, se/ce, ...
		Some verb patterns
		Some traps

One of the main difficulties in French conjugation is to agree verb. Either auxiliary or suject or verb type can determine it.

		Conjugation with subject
		Conjugate past participle
		Auxiliairy avoir and être
		Past participle followed by infinitive (advanced)
		Conjugation with pronoun form (advanced)
		Pronoun on (advanced)

How to remember tense building?

		Indicative present
		Build future
		Near future and near past
		Build imperfect and simple past
		Build conditional
		Build subjunctive present
		Build subjunctive imperfect
		Build imperative
		Build present participle
		Visual summary

When to use the following tenses?

		Use of indicative
		Indicative present
		Indicative imperfect and simple past
		Future
		Use of subjunctif
		Subjonctive imperfect (advanced)
		Use of conditional
		Use of imperative
		Present participle and verbal adjective (advanced)
		Tense concordance
		Tense use table