📚 This is the overview. « apprendre » is taught level by level — pick your CEFR level below for a full lesson (explanation, pronunciation, exercises & games).
French Verb Chartlearnfrench.co
Apprendre›to learn
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Présent (Indicatif)
j’apprendsI learn
tu apprendsyou learn
il / elle apprendhe / she learns
nous apprenonswe learn
vous apprenezyou learn
ils / elles apprennentthey learn
Passé composé (Indicatif)
j’ai apprisI learned
tu as apprisyou learned
il / elle a apprishe / she learned
nous avons appriswe learned
vous avez apprisyou learned
ils / elles ont appristhey learned
Imparfait (Indicatif)
j’apprenaisI was learning
tu apprenaisyou were
il apprenaithe was
nous apprenionswe were
vous appreniezyou were
ils apprenaientthey were
Futur simple (Indicatif)
j’apprendraiI will learn
tu apprendrasyou will
il apprendrahe will
nous apprendronswe will
vous apprendrezyou will
ils apprendrontthey will
Conditionnel présent
j’apprendraisI would learn
tu apprendraisyou would
il apprendraithe would
nous apprendrionswe would
vous apprendriezyou would
ils apprendraientthey would
Subjonctif présent
que j’apprennethat I learn
que tu apprennesthat you
qu’il apprennethat he
que nous apprenionsthat we
que vous appreniezthat you
qu’ils apprennentthat they
Impératif, Participe & Infinitif
apprendreinfinitive
apprenantpresent participle
en apprenantgerund (gérondif)
apprispast participle
apprends · apprenons · apprenezimperative
avoirauxiliary in compound tenses
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j’apprends, tu apprends, il / elle apprend, nous apprenons, vous apprenez, ils / elles apprennent. Full charts for every tense are above, each form with audio.
What is the past participle of apprendre?
appris — the passé composé is « j’ai appris ». Apprendre uses avoir as its auxiliary verb.
How do you say apprendre in the future tense?
« j’apprendrai » — the future stem never changes across persons, only the endings do.
What does apprendre mean in English?
to learn. It is one of the essential French verbs — drill the present first, then the passé composé; those two tenses carry most conversations.
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