Conjugate verb "motiver" in French

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motiver, Verb
motive / motivai / motivé

Conjugation of the verb motiver Verb , 1st group motivate, justify
The verb motiver is conjugated with: avoir

All formsIndicatif Subjonctif Conditionnel Impératif Participes

Indicatif

Présent

je motive
tu motives
il/elle motive
nous motivons
vous motivez
ils/elles motivent

Imparfait

je motivais
tu motivais
il/elle motivait
nous motivions
vous motiviez
ils/elles motivaient

Passé Simple

je motivai
tu motivas
il/elle motiva
nous motivâmes
vous motivâtes
ils/elles motivèrent

Futur Simple

je motiverai
tu motiveras
il/elle motivera
nous motiverons
vous motiverez
ils/elles motiveront

Passé Composé

j'ai motivé
tu as motivé
il/elle a motivé
nous avons motivé
vous avez motivé
ils/elles ont motivé

Plus-que-Parfait

j'avais motivé
tu avais motivé
il/elle avait motivé
nous avions motivé
vous aviez motivé
ils/elles avaient motivé

Passé Antérieur

j'eus motivé
tu eus motivé
il/elle eut motivé
nous eûmes motivé
vous eûtes motivé
ils/elles eurent motivé

Futur Antérieur

j'aurai motivé
tu auras motivé
il/elle aura motivé
nous aurons motivé
vous aurez motivé
ils/elles auront motivé

Subjonctif

Présent

que je motive
que tu motives
qu'il/elle motive
que nous motivions
que vous motiviez
qu'ils/elles motivent

Imparfait

que je motivasse
que tu motivasses
qu'il/elle motivât
que nous motivassions
que vous motivassiez
qu'ils/elles motivassent

Passé

que j'aie motivé
que tu aies motivé
qu'il/elle ait motivé
que nous ayons motivé
que vous ayez motivé
qu'ils/elles aient motivé

Plus-que-parfait

que j'eusse motivé
que tu eusses motivé
qu'il/elle eût motivé
que nous eussions motivé
que vous eussiez motivé
qu'ils/elles eussent motivé

Conditionnel

Présent

je motiverais
tu motiverais
il/elle motiverait
nous motiverions
vous motiveriez
ils/elles motiveraient

Passé

j'aurais motivé
tu aurais motivé
il/elle aurait motivé
nous aurions motivé
vous auriez motivé
ils/elles auraient motivé

Impératif

Impératif

(tu) motive
(nous) motivons
(vous) motivez

Participes

Présent

motivant

Passé

	singulier	pluriel
masculin	motivé	motivés
féminin	motivée	motivées

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