French Gender of Nouns
September 26, 2023
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French Genders of Nouns Understanding the gender of nouns is a fundamental aspect of learning the French language. Nouns in French are either masculine or
The verb inviter in French is a regular verb from the 1st group of verbs, verbs ending in –er. The conjugation of inviter, verb of the 1st group stays consistent and is fairly easy to remember.
Compound tenses of inviter such as passé composé, plus-que-parfait, and more, are built with the auxiliary avoir.
See below for verbs conjugated the same way as inviter.
Inviter is often followed by the preposition à – inviter quelqu’un à quelque chose.
Let’s look at the conjugation of inviter together.
Inviter
Invitant
Invité
j’invite
tu invites
il invite
elle invite
on invite
nous invitons
vous invitez
ils invitent
elles invitent
j’ai invité
tu as invité
il a invité
elle a invité
on a invité
nous avons invité
vous avez invité
ils ont invité
elles ont invité
j’invitais
tu invitais
il invitait
elle invitait
on invitait
nous invitions
vous invitiez
ils invitaient
elles invitaient
j’avais invité
tu avais invité
il avait invité
elle avait invité
on avait invité
nous avions invité
vous aviez invité
ils avaient invité
elles avaient invité
j’inviterai
tu inviteras
il invitera
elle invitera
on invitera
nous inviterons
vous inviterez
ils inviteront
elles inviteront
j’aurai invité
tu auras invité
il aura invité
elle aura invité
on aura invité
nous aurons invité
vous aurez invité
ils auront invité
elles auront invité
j’inviterais
tu inviterais
il inviterait
elle inviterait
on inviterait
nous inviterions
vous inviteriez
ils inviteraient
elles inviteraient
j’aurais invité
tu aurais invité
il aurait invité
elle aurait invité
on aurait invité
nous aurions invité
vous auriez invité
ils auraient invité
elles auraient invité
que j’invite
que tu invites
qu’il invite
qu’elle invite
qu’on invite
que nous invitions
que vous invitiez
qu’ils invitent
qu’elles invitent
que j’aie invité
que tu aies invité
qu’il ait invité
qu’elle ait invité
qu’on ait invité
que nous ayons invité
que vous ayez invité
qu’ils aient invité
qu’elles aient invité
invite !
invitons !
invitez !
You see, the conjugation of Inviter is quite easy to remember.
Invite-la pour dîner.
Invite her over for dinner.
On à invité les voisins à manger ce samedi.
We invited the neighbors to eat this Saturday.
Il faut que j’invite mon patron au restaurant.
I have to invite my boss to the restaurant.
Nos grands-parents nous invitaient toujours le dimanche.
Our grandparents always invited us on Sundays.
Je les aurai déjà invités quand tu les verras.
I will have already invited them when you see them.
Elle t’aurait certainement invité mais elle ne t’as pas vu depuis tellement longtemps.
She would certainly have invited you but she hasn’t seen you for so long.
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