French Verb Conjugator

Ian Tipton

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About this app

Master French verb conjugations with the most complete reference on Google Play.

Search 1000 verbs across 17 tenses — from présent to subjonctif passé — with results available offline. Exact matches always surface first. Audio pronunciation, example sentences, and translations in 14+ languages make it a complete learning tool.

KEY FEATURES

● 1000 verbs across 17 tenses — indicative, subjunctive, conditional, imperative, and more
● Practice with flashcards — build a deck from your favourites, all verbs or irregular verbs, and review a few each day
● Audio pronunciation for every conjugation — hear exactly how each verb is pronounced
● Example sentences — see how verbs are used in real-world context
● Powerful search — find any verb instantly, with exact matches shown first
● Favourites & history — bookmark verbs you use often and quickly revisit recent lookups
● Translations in 14+ languages — see translations in your native language
● Export, copy & print — share conjugation tables via email or clipboard
● Works offline — conjugation data is stored on your device
● Tablet optimised — full support for tablets including landscape split-screen view
● Regular & irregular verb indicators — quickly see whether a verb follows standard patterns

WHAT USERS SAY

"This app is excellent! It has almost every verb I have needed to find and makes it so easy to find them"

"Essential for studying French — comprehensive verbs collection in various tenses. Love the audio."

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Ratings and reviews

I love this app. As a longtime French language learner, all I wanted was a handy offline reference to practice and review verbs, and this simple, straightforward app delivers in spades. As a qualifier, I cannot speak to the audio recordings or lack of case/tense definition. As a learner of more than a decade, I use this app strictly for review, and not for learning pronunciation and grammar.

I like the idea and there are many options. However if you want the hear how the words are pronounced, this app does not help. The playback sounds are automated English voice. So the words are said with an "English accent" and also not correct at all since some of the letters are silent. The rest of the app seems oky.

Pronunciations are pretty awful, BUT I know pronunciations for the most part. The actual spelling is the most important for me, so, if how to spell a conjugation, particularly with irregular verbs, is the most important, it's a great learning tool. For pronunciations it's pretty bad.

What’s new

• Practice is now a tab next to List, Favorites and Recent
• Practice cards show the mood, and a new option hides translations
• Practice includes every imperative form and both participles
• French: imperative cards for tu, nous and vous; defective verbs and present participles fixed
• Search includes conjugations by default
• Better tablet support, and tab labels that fit large text sizes
• Thousands of example sentences corrected; a smaller app