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démarrer

to start up

Regular · 19 form tables

Includes indicative, conditional, subjunctive and imperative forms. Literary categories and supplied participle agreement forms are labeled separately.

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Indicative

Present

démarrer: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI start up
tuyou start up
il/elle/onhe/she starts up
nouswe start up
vousyou (plural/formal) start up
ils/ellesthey start up

Compound past

démarrer: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI started up; I have started up
tuyou started up; you have started up
il/elle/onhe/she started up; he/she has started up
nouswe started up; we have started up
vousyou (plural/formal) started up; you (plural/formal) have started up
ils/ellesthey started up; they have started up

Imperfect

démarrer: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI used to start up
tuyou used to start up
il/elle/onhe/she used to start up
nouswe used to start up
vousyou (plural/formal) used to start up
ils/ellesthey used to start up

Pluperfect

démarrer: Pluperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI had started up
tuyou had started up
il/elle/onhe/she had started up
nouswe had started up
vousyou (plural/formal) had started up
ils/ellesthey had started up

Future

démarrer: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI will start up
tuyou will start up
il/elle/onhe/she will start up
nouswe will start up
vousyou (plural/formal) will start up
ils/ellesthey will start up

Future perfect

démarrer: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI will have started up
tuyou will have started up
il/elle/onhe/she will have started up
nouswe will have started up
vousyou (plural/formal) will have started up
ils/ellesthey will have started up

Near future

démarrer: Near future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI am going to start up
tuyou are going to start up
il/elle/onhe/she is going to start up
nouswe are going to start up
vousyou (plural/formal) are going to start up
ils/ellesthey are going to start up

Recent past

démarrer: Recent past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI have just started up
tuyou have just started up
il/elle/onhe/she has just started up
nouswe have just started up
vousyou (plural/formal) have just started up
ils/ellesthey have just started up

Simple past (literary)

démarrer: Simple past (literary)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI started up
tuyou started up
il/elle/onhe/she started up
nouswe started up
vousyou (plural/formal) started up
ils/ellesthey started up

Past anterior (literary)

démarrer: Past anterior (literary)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI had started up
tuyou had started up
il/elle/onhe/she had started up
nouswe had started up
vousyou (plural/formal) had started up
ils/ellesthey had started up

Conditional

Conditional

démarrer: Conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI would start up
tuyou would start up
il/elle/onhe/she would start up
nouswe would start up
vousyou (plural/formal) would start up
ils/ellesthey would start up

Past conditional

démarrer: Past conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI would have started up
tuyou would have started up
il/elle/onhe/she would have started up
nouswe would have started up
vousyou (plural/formal) would have started up
ils/ellesthey would have started up

Past conditional, second form (literary)

démarrer: Past conditional, second form (literary)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jeI would have started up
tuyou would have started up
il/elle/onhe/she would have started up
nouswe would have started up
vousyou (plural/formal) would have started up
ils/ellesthey would have started up

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

démarrer: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
je(that) I start up
tu(that) you start up
il/elle/on(that) he/she starts up
nous(that) we start up
vous(that) you (plural/formal) start up
ils/elles(that) they start up

Past subjunctive

démarrer: Past subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
je(that) I have started up
tu(that) you have started up
il/elle/on(that) he/she has started up
nous(that) we have started up
vous(that) you (plural/formal) have started up
ils/elles(that) they have started up

Imperfect subjunctive (literary)

démarrer: Imperfect subjunctive (literary)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
je(that) I started up
tu(that) you started up
il/elle/on(that) he/she started up
nous(that) we started up
vous(that) you (plural/formal) started up
ils/elles(that) they started up

Pluperfect subjunctive (literary)

démarrer: Pluperfect subjunctive (literary)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
je(that) I had started up
tu(that) you had started up
il/elle/on(that) he/she had started up
nous(that) we had started up
vous(that) you (plural/formal) had started up
ils/elles(that) they had started up

Imperative

Imperative

démarrer: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
tustart up!
nouslet's start up!
vousstart up! (plural/formal)

Past imperative

démarrer: Past imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
tuhave started up by then!
nouslet's have started up by then!
voushave started up by then! (plural/formal)

Additional forms

Gerund
Present participle
Past participle
/ / /
Past infinitive
Perfect participle

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