How is the Verb Accomplir Conjugated in French

When you want to say to accomplish in French, you will use the word  accomplir. The similarities in the French and English words make it an easy one to learn and the conjugation isnt too difficult either. Conjugating the French Verb  Accomplir Verb conjugations are used to make a complete sentence. The ending of the verb is changed to fit with both the subject pronoun -- the  j, tu, nous, etc. -- as well as the tense. The good news is that  accomplir  is a  regular -IR verb. It follows the standard verb conjugation pattern for similar verbs. This is nice because once you learn how to conjugate one of these words, the others are relatively easy. Using this chart, you can quickly discover the correct conjugation you will need. For instance, to say I accomplish, you will say jaccomplis and we will accomplish  is  nous accomplirons. Subject Present Future Imperfect j accomplis accomplirai accomplissais tu accomplis accompliras accomplissais il accomplit accomplira accomplissait nous accomplissons accomplirons accomplissions vous accomplissez accomplirez accomplissiez ils accomplissent accompliront accomplissaient The Present Participle The  present participle  for accomplir  is accomplissant. Because the verb is regular, its as simple as replacing the -ir  with an  -ant  ending. Not only is this a verb, but you can use it as an adjective, gerund, or noun when needed. The Passà © Composà © of  Accomplir While you can use the imperfect for the past tense, its more common in French to use the  passà © composà ©. This allows you to use the  past participle  accompli  no matter the subject pronoun of the sentence. To complete the passà © composà ©, you will also need the helping or  auxiliary verb. For accomplir, that is  avoir  and it does need to be conjugated. For example, we accomplished is, quite simply, nous avons accompli. Likewise, you accomplished is vous avez accompli. More Conjugations of  Accomplir Depending on how far you take your French studies, you may not use all of the following conjugations. This is particularly true for the passà © simple and imperfect subjunctive, which are primarily used in formal writing. The other two verb forms in this chart are quite useful. They both imply a certain level of ambiguity, which might apply to accomplishing some things. The subjunctive is used when the action is questionable and the conditional when it may or may not happen. Subject Subjunctive Conditional Pass Simple Imperfect Subjunctive j accomplisse accomplirais accomplis accomplisse tu accomplisses accomplirais accomplis accomplisses il accomplisse accomplirait accomplit accomplt nous accomplissions accomplirions accomplmes accomplissions vous accomplissiez accompliriez accompltes accomplissiez ils accomplissent accompliraient accomplirent accomplissent There may also be times when you will want to use  accomplir  in the imperative. When you do, you can skip the subject pronoun and use the imperative form alone. For instance, instead of  tu accomplis, you can say accomplis. Imperative (tu) accomplis (nous) accomplissons (vous) accomplissez