Conjugate verb "plancher" in French

Singular and plural for plancher, m     translation to English floor, floor board, floatboard

Singulier
Pluriel
Singulier
plancher
planchers
plancher
Pluriel
planchers

Conjugation of the verb plancher, 1st group     translation to English work
The verb plancher is conjugated with: avoir

All formsIndicatif Subjonctif Conditionnel Impératif Participes

Indicatif

Présent

je planche
tu planches
il/elle planche
nous planchons
vous planchez
ils/elles planchent

Imparfait

je planchais
tu planchais
il/elle planchait
nous planchions
vous planchiez
ils/elles planchaient

Passé Simple

je planchai
tu planchas
il/elle plancha
nous planchâmes
vous planchâtes
ils/elles planchèrent

Futur Simple

je plancherai
tu plancheras
il/elle planchera
nous plancherons
vous plancherez
ils/elles plancheront

Passé Composé

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

Plus-que-Parfait

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

Passé Antérieur

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

Futur Antérieur

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

Subjonctif

Présent

que je planche
que tu planches
qu'il/elle planche
que nous planchions
que vous planchiez
qu'ils/elles planchent

Imparfait

que je planchasse
que tu planchasses
qu'il/elle planchât
que nous planchassions
que vous planchassiez
qu'ils/elles planchassent

Passé

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

Plus-que-parfait

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

Conditionnel

Présent

je plancherais
tu plancherais
il/elle plancherait
nous plancherions
vous plancheriez
ils/elles plancheraient

Passé

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

Impératif

Impératif

(tu) planche
(nous) planchons
(vous) planchez

Participes

Présent

planchant

Passé

singulier pluriel
masculin planché planchés
féminin planchée planchées
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