trouver

A1#72

Hear it

verb

to find; to retrieve something lost, turn up something hidden, or encounter something previously unknown to one
to findsomething to be the case); to think or consider (something to be so
to find oneselfat a place or in a situation
to be found, to be situated, to be
to be the case, to turn outthat

Forms

Present

I	trouve
you	trouves
he, she, it	trouve
we	trouvons
you (plural)	trouvez
they	trouvent

Imperfect

I	trouvais
you	trouvais
he, she, it	trouvait
we	trouvions
you (plural)	trouviez
they	trouvaient

Past historic

I	trouvai
you	trouvas
he, she, it	trouva
we	trouvâmes
you (plural)	trouvâtes
they	trouvèrent

Future

I	trouverai
you	trouveras
he, she, it	trouvera
we	trouverons
you (plural)	trouverez
they	trouveront

Conditional

I	trouverais
you	trouverais
he, she, it	trouverait
we	trouverions
you (plural)	trouveriez
they	trouveraient

Subjunctive

I	trouve
you	trouves
he, she, it	trouve
we	trouvions
you (plural)	trouviez
they	trouvent

Imperfect subjunctive

I	trouvasse
you	trouvasses
he, she, it	trouvât
we	trouvassions
you (plural)	trouvassiez
they	trouvassent

Imperative

you	trouve
we	trouvons
you (plural)	trouvez

Other forms

infinitive	trouver
past participle	trouvé
gerund	trouvant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

Ce placard est terrible. On ne trouve rien.That cupboard is terrible. You can't find anything.A1Le grand ménage — The big clean
Les soldats et les colons ne trouvaient pas de femme pour se marier.The soldiers and the settlers could not find a wife to marry.A1Les Filles du Roy — The King's Daughters
– Et moi qui pensais la trouver quasiment guérie, fit-il."And I who thought that she was almost healed," he said.B1Maria Chapdelaine
Ils choisissent une île où Jacques Cartier avait trouvé, un siècle plus tôt, le village d'Hochelaga.They choose an island where Jacques Cartier had found, a century earlier, the village of Hochelaga.B1La fondation de Montréal — The founding of Montréal

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