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Conjugation of french verb chapeler in female form

Conjugation options
Chapeler in passive voice Chapeler in male form Ne pas chapeler Chapeler ?

Indicative

Present

  

je chapelle
tu chapelles
elle chapelle
nous chapelons
vous chapelez
elles chapellent

j'ai chapelé
tu as chapelé
elle a chapelé
nous avons chapelé
vous avez chapelé
elles ont chapelé

Imperfect

  

je chapelais
tu chapelais
elle chapelait
nous chapelions
vous chapeliez
elles chapelaient

Pluperfect

  

j'avais chapelé
tu avais chapelé
elle avait chapelé
nous avions chapelé
vous aviez chapelé
elles avaient chapelé

je chapelai
tu chapelas
elle chapela
nous chapelâmes
vous chapelâtes
elles chapelèrent

j'eus chapelé
tu eus chapelé
elle eut chapelé
nous eûmes chapelé
vous eûtes chapelé
elles eurent chapelé

je chapellerai
tu chapelleras
elle chapellera
nous chapellerons
vous chapellerez
elles chapelleront

j'aurai chapelé
tu auras chapelé
elle aura chapelé
nous aurons chapelé
vous aurez chapelé
elles auront chapelé

Subjunctive

Present

  

que je chapelle
que tu chapelles
qu'elle chapelle
que nous chapelions
que vous chapeliez
qu'elles chapellent

Past

  

que j'aie chapelé
que tu aies chapelé
qu'elle ait chapelé
que nous ayons chapelé
que vous ayez chapelé
qu'elles aient chapelé

Imperfect

  

que je chapelasse
que tu chapelasses
qu'elle chapelât
que nous chapelassions
que vous chapelassiez
qu'elles chapelassent

Pluperfect

  

que j'eusse chapelé
que tu eusses chapelé
qu'elle eût chapelé
que nous eussions chapelé
que vous eussiez chapelé
qu'elles eussent chapelé

Conditional

Present

  

je chapellerais
tu chapellerais
elle chapellerait
nous chapellerions
vous chapelleriez
elles chapelleraient

Past

  

j'aurais chapelé
tu aurais chapelé
elle aurait chapelé
nous aurions chapelé
vous auriez chapelé
elles auraient chapelé

Imperative

Present

  

chapelle
chapelons
chapelez

Past

  

aie chapelé
ayons chapelé
ayez chapelé

Infinitive

Present

 
chapeler

Past

 
avoir chapelé

Participle

Present

chapelant

Past

chapelé
ayant chapelé

Gerondive

Present

en chapelant

Past

en ayant chapelé
 

Chapeler french verb

Chapeler belong to the 1st group.
Chapeler is conjugated the same way that verbs that end in : -eler
Chapeler is conjugated with auxiliary avoir.
Chapeler verb is direct transitive.
Chapeler verb is a direct transitive verb, so passive voice can be used.

Conjugation rules

Chapeler is a french first group verb. So it follow the regular conjugation pattern of the first group like: aimer. Follow this link to see all the endings of the conjugation of the first group verbs : conjugation rules and endings for the first group verbs.

However, although the terminations are perfectly regular, stem can be irregular and have numerous variations.
Chapeler is conjugated the same way that verbs that end in : -eler. Except a few verbs like verb modeler, verbs in -eler and -eter add an extra « l » or « t » to the stem.
Conjugation engine options
Reflexive form:
Voice:
  Active voice Passive voice
Auxiliary:
Gender:
Male   Female
Negative form:
  No Yes
Interrogative form:
  No Yes
Colors:
No   Yes
Contents
  1. Chapeler conjugation
  2. Chapeler french verb conjugation rules
  3. Chapeler conjugation in indicative
  4. Chapeler conjugation in subjunctive
  5. Chapeler conjugation in conditional
  6. Chapeler conjugation in imperative
  7. Chapeler verb participles
  8. Chapeler french definition
  9. Chapeler conjugation in all forms
  10. Chapeler conjugation in all tenses
  11. Chapeler similar verbs conjugation
  12. Common french verbs

Chapeler french definition

CHAPELER : v. tr. Tailler en enlevant le dessus. Il se dit spécialement du Pain qu'on taille en rognant la croûte.

Chapeler conjugation in all forms

Active voice conjugation

Chapeler in affirmative form
Chapeler in female form
Chapeler in negative forme
Chapeler in interrogative form
Chapeler in negative and female form
Chapeler in interrogative and female form
Chapeler in interro-negative form
Chapeler in interro-negative and female form

Passive voice conjugation

Chapeler in passive voice
Chapeler in passive voice and female form
Chapeler in passive voice and negative form
Chapeler in passive voice and interrogative form
Chapeler in passive voice, negative form and female form
Chapeler in passive voice, interrogative form and female form
Chapeler in passive voice and interro-negative form
Chapeler in passive voice, interro-negative form and female form

Chapeler conjugation in all tenses

Chapeler french conjugation in indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in present indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in present perfect indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in imperfect indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in pluperfect indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in simple past indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in past perfect indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in simple future indicative
Chapeler french conjugation in future perfect indicative

Chapeler french conjugation in subjunctive
Chapeler french conjugation in present subjunctive
Chapeler french conjugation in past subjunctive
Chapeler french conjugation in imperfect subjunctive
Chapeler french conjugation in pluperfect subjunctive

Chapeler french conjugation in conditional
Chapeler french conjugation in present conditional
Chapeler french conjugation in past conditional

Chapeler french conjugation in imperative
Chapeler french conjugation in present imperative
Chapeler french conjugation in past imperative

Infinitive of french verb Chapeler
Present infinitive of french verb Chapeler
Past infinitive of french verb Chapeler

Participle of french verb chapeler
Present participle of french verb chapeler
Past participle of french verb chapeler

Gerundive of french verb chapeler
Present gerundive of french verb chapeler
Past gerundive of french verb chapeler

Similar verbs conjugation

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Common french verbs

List of verbs used as patterns in french conjugation:

French Auxiliaries Verbs


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