French II: ‐er Verbs with Double Consonants

‐er Verbs with Double Consonants

Appeler (to speak)

Present participle: appelant; past participle: appel é
*Subj.*	*Present*	*Imperfect*	*Future*	*Conditional*	*Subjunctive*
j'	appell e	appel ais	appeller ai	appeller ais	appell e
tu	appell es	appel ais	appeller as	appeller ais	appell es
il	appell e	appel ait	appeller a	appeller ait	appell e
nous	appel ons	appel ions	appeller ons	appeller ions	appel ions
vous	appel ez	appel iez	appeller ez	appeller iez	appel iez
ils	appell ent	appel aient	appeller ont	appeller aient	appell ent

Jeter (to throw)

Present participle: jetant; past participle: jet é
*Subj.*	*Present*	*Imperfect*	*Future*	*Conditional*	*Subjunctive*
je	jett e	jet ais	jetter ai	jetter ais	jett e
tu	jett es	jet ais	jetter as	jetter ais	jett es
il	jett e	jet ait	jetter a	jetter ait	jett e
nous	jet ons	jet ions	jetter ons	jetter ions	jet ions
vous	jet ez	jet iez	jetter ez	jetter iez	jet iez
ils	jett ent	jet aient	jetter ont	jetter aient	jett ent

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