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French Conjugation Practice

Practice French verb conjugations across present, imperfect, compound past, and simple future, and more. Drill 500+ built-in verbs, choose the tenses and pronouns you want, and build recall with interactive typing exercises.

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What you can practice in French

Tenses

Work across present, imperfect, compound past, and simple future, and more, until each ending feels natural.

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Present Présent Imperfect Imparfait Compound Past Passé Composé Simple Future Futur Simple Present Conditional Conditionnel Présent Past Conditional Conditionnel Passé Past Perfect Plus-Que-Parfait Future Perfect Futur Antérieur Simple Past Passé Simple Present Subjunctive Subjonctif Présent Past Subjunctive Subjonctif Passé Imperative Impératif

Pronouns

Practice across persons and pronouns instead of memorizing one isolated form at a time.

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I je you (informal) tu he il she elle we (informal) on we (formal) nous you (formal/plural) vous they (m) ils

Verbs

Drill 500+ built-in verbs, then keep practicing the verbs you save from real content.

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to help aider to go aller to wait attendre to have avoir to choose choisir to understand comprendre to know connaître to believe croire to ask demander to have to/must devoir to say dire to give donner to be être to do/make faire to eat manger to put mettre to speak parler to think penser to allow permettre to be able to pouvoir to take prendre to call oneself s'appeler to know savoir to wash oneself se laver to wake up se réveiller to work travailler to come venir to see voir to want vouloir to like/love aimer to learn apprendre to call appeler to arrive arriver to drink boire to look for chercher to run courir to sleep dormir to listen écouter to write écrire to hear entendre to study étudier to play jouer to read lire to forget oublier to open ouvrir to lose perdre to go out sortir to touch toucher to use utiliser to visit visiter

What makes French conjugation hard?

French conjugation is difficult because written forms and spoken forms do not always line up. Several present-tense endings are silent, so je parle, tu parles, and ils parlent sound very similar even though the spelling changes.

French also uses compound tenses constantly. Learners need to choose the right auxiliary, usually avoir or être, and then form the past participle. Irregular verbs such as être, avoir, aller, and faire appear early and need repeated practice.

French conjugation patterns

Use the present tense for current actions, habits, and general statements.

Regular -er verbs

in Present tense

Example: parler

je parle

tu parles

il/elle/on parle

nous parlons

vous parlez

ils/elles parlent

Regular -ir verbs

in Present tense

Example: finir

je finis

tu finis

il/elle/on finit

nous finissons

vous finissez

ils/elles finissent

Regular -re verbs

in Present tense

Example: vendre

je vends

tu vends

il/elle/on vend

nous vendons

vous vendez

ils/elles vendent

Conjugation FAQ

Can I practice French verb conjugations with Practy?

Yes. Practy is a French conjugation practice app and verb trainer. Drill 500+ verbs across every tense, mood, and person, with the most common forms surfaced first.

Can I practice passe compose and imparfait separately?

Filter the conjugation drill to one tense at a time. That makes it easier to work on passe compose forms one day and imparfait endings another day.

Can I focus French practice on irregular verbs like etre, avoir, aller, and faire?

Use verb filters when a small group of verbs keeps causing mistakes. Keeping etre and avoir separate from regular -er verbs can make French review less noisy.

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