Practice FrenchConjuguer · reviewed forms
French verb conjugator
Look up 30 essential French verbs in the present, passé composé, imperfect, and simple future. Every table is readable without JavaScript and every form comes from the same reviewed inventory used by the app.
Browse French verbs
A focused first collection: common enough to matter and small enough to review carefully.
Essential verbs
Core irregular verbs for identity, possession, communication, perception, and everyday action.
Regular patterns
High-value -er, -ir, and -re patterns, including common spelling and stem changes.
Movement and daily life
High-frequency verbs for transport, arrival, and everyday routines.
Ability, wishes and obligation
The verbs French uses to say can, want, and must.
How to use a conjugation table
Read down one tense with the subject pronouns, then cover the right-hand column and recall each form. The interactive app turns the same six rows into a short practice round and checks accents as well as endings.
Common questions
Which French tenses should a beginner learn first?
Start with the present, then add the passé composé for completed past events, the imperfect for background and habits, and the simple future for plans and predictions. These four forms cover a large share of everyday French.
Why do some passé composé forms show (e) or (s)?
Verbs that use être normally make the past participle agree with the subject. The optional letters show feminine and plural endings: allé, allée, allés, allées.
Are these conjugations generated automatically?
No page is published from a guessed form. Simple-tense forms come from a reviewed, compact Morphalou-derived resource; documented source alternatives are resolved before publication, and compound forms use each verb’s reviewed auxiliary.