Conjugate verb "coupler" in French

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coupler, Verb
couple / couplai / couplé

Conjugation of the verb coupler Verb , 1st group couple
The verb coupler is conjugated with: avoir

All formsIndicatif Subjonctif Conditionnel Impératif Participes

Indicatif

Présent

je couple
tu couples
il/elle couple
nous couplons
vous couplez
ils/elles couplent

Imparfait

je couplais
tu couplais
il/elle couplait
nous couplions
vous coupliez
ils/elles couplaient

Passé Simple

je couplai
tu couplas
il/elle coupla
nous couplâmes
vous couplâtes
ils/elles couplèrent

Futur Simple

je couplerai
tu coupleras
il/elle couplera
nous couplerons
vous couplerez
ils/elles coupleront

Passé Composé

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

Plus-que-Parfait

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

Passé Antérieur

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

Futur Antérieur

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

Subjonctif

Présent

que je couple
que tu couples
qu'il/elle couple
que nous couplions
que vous coupliez
qu'ils/elles couplent

Imparfait

que je couplasse
que tu couplasses
qu'il/elle couplât
que nous couplassions
que vous couplassiez
qu'ils/elles couplassent

Passé

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

Plus-que-parfait

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

Conditionnel

Présent

je couplerais
tu couplerais
il/elle couplerait
nous couplerions
vous coupleriez
ils/elles coupleraient

Passé

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

Impératif

Impératif

(tu) couple
(nous) couplons
(vous) couplez

Participes

Présent

couplant

Passé

	singulier	pluriel
masculin	couplé	couplés
féminin	couplée	couplées

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