Conjugating French verbs can feel like juggling too many balls at once-one for je, another for nous, and don’t even start on the passé composé. This list hands you roughly 1200 verb forms so you can see the patterns without flipping through a dozen scattered resources. You’ll find the verb, a straightforward meaning, and a practical example sentence that shows it in action. No dust-collecting grammar lectures, just the forms you actually meet in real French.
We built this for general learners who want a clean reference, not a textbook that reads like a legal document. Whether you’re reviewing for a test, writing a message to a friend, or just tired of second-guessing je suis vs. j’ai, these tables keep things clear and quick to scan.
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Quick Quiz
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| Infinitive | Meaning |
|---|---|
| dessiné | drawn |
| déterminé | fixed |
| dévorer | devour |
| diffuser | diffuse |
| digérer | digest |
| dilemme | dilemma |
| diminuer | reduce |
| dindon | turkey |
| Dingo | Goofy |
| disposé | ready |
| divisé | divided |
| dixième | tenth |
| dôme | dome |
| Dominique | Dominic |
| donneur | giver |
| doré | golden |
| dot | dowry |
| douane | customs |
| doubler | double |
| doublure | twin |
| doucher | shower |
| doyen | dean |
| draguer | dredge |
| dring | ring |
| droguer | drug |
