The verb jurer in French is a regular verb from the 1st group of verbs, verbs ending in –er. The conjugation of jurer, verb of the 1st group, stays consistent and is fairly easy to remember.
Compound tenses of jurer such as passé composé, plus-que-parfait, and more, are built with the auxiliary avoir.
See below for verbs conjugated the same way as jurer.
Jurer is often followed by the preposition de – jurer de faire quelque chose.
Let’s look at the conjugation of jurer together.
Jurer
Jurant
Juré
je jure
tu jures
il jure
elle jure
on jure
nous jurons
vous jurez
ils jurent
elles jurent
j’ai juré
tu as juré
il a juré
elle a juré
on a juré
nous avons juré
vous avez juré
ils ont juré
elles ont juré
je jurais
tu jurais
il jurait
elle jurait
on jurait
nous jurions
vous juriez
ils juraient
elles juraient
j’avais juré
tu avais juré
il avait juré
elle avait juré
on avait juré
nous avions juré
vous aviez juré
ils avaient juré
elles avaient juré
je jurerai
tu jureras
il jurera
elle jurera
on jurera
nous jurerons
vous jurerez
ils jureront
elles jureront
j’aurai juré
tu auras juré
il aura juré
elle aura juré
on aura juré
nous aurons juré
vous aurez juré
ils auront juré
elles auront juré
je jurerais
tu jurerais
il jurerait
elle jurerait
on jurerait
nous jurerions
vous jureriez
ils jureraient
elles jureraient
j’aurais juré
tu aurais juré
il aurait juré
elle aurait juré
on aurait juré
nous aurions juré
vous auriez juré
ils auraient juré
elles auraient juré
que je jure
que tu jures
qu’il jure
qu’elle jure
qu’on jure
que nous jurions
que vous juriez
qu’ils jurent
qu’elles jurent
que j’aie juré
que tu aies juré
qu’il ait juré
qu’elle ait juré
qu’on ait juré
que nous ayons juré
que vous ayez juré
qu’ils aient juré
qu’elles aient juré
jure !
jurons !
jurez !
You see, the conjugation of Jurer is quite easy to remember.
Il a juré qu’il ne mentira plus jamais.
He swore he would never lie again.
Elle jurait toujours sur tout et sur rien.
She always swore on everything and nothing.
Je jure sur ta tête que je n’ai rien fait.
I swear on your head that I did nothing.
Ils jurent qu’ils n’ont rien fait.
They swear they did nothing.
Accepter – To accept
Bavarder – To chat
Couper – To cut
Donner – To give
Échouer – To fail
Fermer – To close
Gagner – To win
Habiter – To live
Importer – To import
Jouer – To play
Klaxonner – To honk
Laisser – To leave
Marcher – To walk
Noter – To take note
Oublier – To forget
Pardonner – To forgive
Quitter – To leave
Regarder – To look
Séparer – To separate
Tenter – To try
Utiliser – To use
Varier – To vary
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