The French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up is the verb accuser
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French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up is the regular ER verb accuser, presented in the most user-friendly layout with an in-depth look at all the conjugations.
So, if you want to know how to say accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up in French, how to express the verb in all the main tenses, here it is.
The 6 Simple Tenses of the conjugated verb accuser - French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
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Here you’ll learn the conjugations of accuser, which is French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up.
I accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up.
you accused.
he will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up.
we would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up.
they may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up.
The Verb Tables of Conjugation now presented below for accuser, allow you to practice your French verbs both by PRONOUN (vertically) - that is I, you, we, he, she, they etc, AND ALSO by TENSE (horizontally). Learn them both ways. Most verb tables only teach by tense, so that for example, you cannot actually learn the words for I from one tense to the other EXCEPT through learning each table by tense. In other words - a student is usually taught - I go, you go, he goes, we go, they go … BUT NOT I go, I went, I will go, I would go, I may go, I have gone etc, etc. These table allow this.
VERB CONJUGATION TABLE accuser
Simple Tenses accuser
TENSE
je/j’
tu
il
nous
vous
ils
Present Présent accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
accuse
accuses
accuse
accusons
accusez
accusent
Past Imperfect Imparfait accused
accusais
accusais
accusait
accusions
accusiez
accusaient
Simple Past Passé Simple accused
accusai
accusas
accusa
accusâmes
accusâtes
accusèrent
Future Futur will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
accuserai
accuseras
accusera
accuserons
accuserez
accuseront
Conditional Conditionnel would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
accuserais
accuserais
accuserait
accuserions
accuseriez
accuseraient
Subjunctive Subjonctif may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
accuse
accuses
accuse
accusions
accusiez
accusent
Compound Tenses accuser
Present Perfect Passé Composé have accused
ai accusé
as accusé
a accusé
avons accusé
avez accusé
ont accusé
Past Perfect Plus-que-Parfait had accused
avais accusé
avais accusé
avait accusé
avions accusé
aviez accusé
avaient accusé
Future Perfect Futur Antérieur will have
aurai accusé
auras accusé
aura accusé
aurons accusé
aurez accusé
auront accusé
Conditional Perfect Conditionnel Passé would have accused
aurais accusé
aurais accusé
aurait accusé
aurions accusé
auriez accusé
auraient accusé
Imperative Imperatif accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up!
accuse
accusons
accusez
Present Indicative Tense conjugations of accuser the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up présent de l’indicatif
j’accuse
- I accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up tu accuses
- you accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up - (familiar or informal) il, elle, on accuse
- he, she, it, one accuses nous accusons
- we accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up vous accusez
- you accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (formal or plural) ils, elles accusent
- they accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
Imperfect Indicative Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up imparfait de l’indicatif
j’accusais
- I accused
- I was accusing tu accusais
- you accused- (familiar or informal)
- you were accusing il, elle, on accusait
- he, she, it, one accused
- he, she, it, one was accusing nous accusions
- we accused
- we were accusing vous accusiez
- you accused- (formal or plural)
- you were accusing ils, elles accusaient
- they accused
- they were accusing
Simple Past or Past Definite Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up passé simple
j’accusai
- I accused tu accusas
- you accused- (familiar or informal) il, elle, on accusa
- he, she, it, one accused nous accusâmes
- we accused vous accusâtes
- you accused- (formal or plural) ils, elles accusèrent
they accused
(The passé simple tense is mainly used in literature and books, and is rarely used in spoken French language).
Future Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up futur
j’accuserai
- I will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up tu accuseras
- you will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (familiar or informal) il, elle, on accusera
- he, she, it, one will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up nous accuserons
- we will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up vous accuserez
- you will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (formal or plural) ils, elles accuseront
- they will accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
Conditional Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up conditionnel
j’accuserais
- I would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up tu accuserais
- you would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (familiar or informal) il, elle, on accuserait
- he, she, it, one would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up nous accuserions
- we would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up vous accuseriez
- you would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (formal or plural) ils, elles accuseraient
- they would accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
Present Subjunctive Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up présent de subjonctif
que j’accuse
- that I may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up que tu accuses
- that you may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up(familiar or informal) qu’il, qu’elle, qu’on accuse
- that he, she, it, one may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up que nous accusions
- that we may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up que vous accusiez
- that you may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up(formal or plural) qu’ils, qu’elles accusent
- that they may accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
The Four Compound Tenses of the French for verb accuser - the verb ‘to accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up’ in French
Past Participle of accuser is: accusé -accused.
The past participle is very important as it forms the various compound tenses, four of which are used in modern French conversation and writing. Check out the tenses in the tables below.
I have accused
you had accused
he will have accused
we would have accused
Compound Past, Present Perfect or Past Indefinite Tense conjugations of accuser - French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up passé composé
Here’s the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up conjugated with all the pronouns in the present perfect tense. j’ai accusé
- I have accused or I did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up or
- I accused tu as accusé
- you have accused or you did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up - (familiar or informal) or
- you accused il, elle, on a accusé
- he, she, it, one has accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up or did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
- he, she, it accused nous avons accusé
- we have accused or we did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
- we accused vous avez accusé
- you have accused or you did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up (formal or plural) or
- or we accused ils, elles ont accusé
- they have accused or they did accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up
- they accused
Past Perfect Indicative or Pluperfect Tense conjugations of accuser - accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up in French plus-que-parfait de l’indicatif
Here’s the French for -accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up conjugated with all the pronouns in the past perfect tense. j’avais accusé
- I had accused tu avais accusé
- you had accused- (familiar or informal) il, elle, on avait accusé
- he, she, it, one had accused nous avions accusé
- we had accused vous aviez accusé
- you had accused (formal or plural) ils, elles avaient accusé
- they had accused
Future Perfect or Future Anterior Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up futur antérieur
j’aurai accusé
- I will have tu auras accusé
- you will have - (familiar or informal) il, elle, on aura accusé
- he, she, it, one will have nous aurons accusé
- we will have vous aurez accusé
- you will have - (formal or plural) ils, elles auront accusé
- they will have
Conditional Perfect Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up conditionnel passé
j’aurais accusé
- I would have accused tu aurais accusé
- you would have accused- (familiar or informal) il, elle, on aurait accusé
- he, she, it, one would have accused nous aurions accusé
- we would have accused vous auriez accusé
- you would have accused- (formal or plural) ils, elles auraient accusé
- they would have accused
Imperative Tense conjugations of accuser, the French for accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up impératif
accuse
- accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up! accusons
- let’s accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up! accusez
- accuse, blame, acknowledge (letters), show up!
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