se fier: Conjugation
The se fier conjugation tables below show how to form the French verb se fier according to tense and person. To listen to the pronunciation of a given tense of se fier, click on the loudspeaker icon at the bottom of the table. See the notes on the conjugation of se fier at the end of this page.
Present | Perfect |
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Imperfect | Pluperfect |
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Future | Future-perfect |
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Conditional | Conditional perfect |
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Present subjunctive | Perfect subjunctive |
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Past historic | Past anterior |
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This verb follows the so-called regular -er verb pattern, the pattern
followed by vast majority of verbs of the language, and by practically all new verbs entering the language.
The regular -er pattern has the following defining features:
- No characteristic consonant (contrast, for example,
with verbs following the finir or dormir patterns,
which have a characteristic -ss- and -m- in all forms but the present tense singular);
- No vowel change in the stem, other than where necessary to respect general patterns of French
phonology (e.g. see préférer)2;
- Past participle in -é1.
1. Outside the regular -er paradigm, only aller,
être and naître have past participles ending in -é.
2. Many other verb patterns, except verbs of the finir type plus a few other patterns,
have an irregular vowel change, e.g. boire > je bois vs nous buvons.
See the grammar section on irregular verb patterns in French
for a list of the different vowel changes.