Organiser present tense
The present tense of organiser is: organise, organises, organise, organisons, organisez, organisent.
organiser conjugation
To organize · 1st group (-er)
Auxiliary
avoir
Present participle
organisant
Past participle
organisé
Organiser conjugation quick answers
Organiser passé composé
The passé composé of organiser is: ai organisé, as organisé, a organisé, avons organisé, avez organisé, ont organisé.
Organiser imperfect tense (imparfait)
The imperfect of organiser is: organisais, organisais, organisait, organisions, organisiez, organisaient.
Organiser present subjunctive
The present subjunctive of organiser is: organise, organises, organise, organisions, organisiez, organisent.
Indicative
Présent
| je / j' | organise |
| tu | organises |
| il / elle / on | organise |
| nous | organisons |
| vous | organisez |
| ils / elles | organisent |
Passé composé
| je / j' | ai organisé |
| tu | as organisé |
| il / elle / on | a organisé |
| nous | avons organisé |
| vous | avez organisé |
| ils / elles | ont organisé |
Imparfait
| je / j' | organisais |
| tu | organisais |
| il / elle / on | organisait |
| nous | organisions |
| vous | organisiez |
| ils / elles | organisaient |
Passé simple
| je / j' | organisai |
| tu | organisas |
| il / elle / on | organisa |
| nous | organisâmes |
| vous | organisâtes |
| ils / elles | organisèrent |
Futur simple
| je / j' | organiserai |
| tu | organiseras |
| il / elle / on | organisera |
| nous | organiserons |
| vous | organiserez |
| ils / elles | organiseront |
Conditionnel
| je / j' | organiserais |
| tu | organiserais |
| il / elle / on | organiserait |
| nous | organiserions |
| vous | organiseriez |
| ils / elles | organiseraient |
Subjunctive
Subjonctif présent
| je / j' | organise |
| tu | organises |
| il / elle / on | organise |
| nous | organisions |
| vous | organisiez |
| ils / elles | organisent |
Subjonctif imparfait
| je / j' | organisasse |
| tu | organisasses |
| il / elle / on | organisât |
| nous | organisassions |
| vous | organisassiez |
| ils / elles | organisassent |
Imperative
Affirmatif
| (tu) | organise |
| (nous) | organisons |
| (vous) | organisez |
Négatif
| (tu) | n'organise pas |
| (nous) | n'organisons pas |
| (vous) | n'organisez pas |
Frequently asked questions
What is the "je" form of organiser?
The je form of organiser is "organise" in the present tense and "organise" in the present subjunctive.
What is the past participle (participe passé) of organiser?
The past participle of organiser is "organisé", used with "avoir" in the compound tenses (e.g. passé composé).
What is the present participle of organiser?
The present participle (participe présent) of organiser is "organisant".
How do you conjugate organiser in the passé composé?
In the passé composé, organiser is: ai organisé, as organisé, a organisé, avons organisé, avez organisé, ont organisé.
How do you conjugate organiser in the imperfect (imparfait)?
In the imparfait, organiser is: organisais, organisais, organisait, organisions, organisiez, organisaient.
What is the present subjunctive (subjonctif) of organiser?
The présent du subjonctif of organiser is: organise, organises, organise, organisions, organisiez, organisent.
Does organiser use avoir or être?
Organiser forms its compound tenses with "avoir".
Is organiser a regular or irregular verb?
Organiser is a 1st group (-er) verb.
How do you say "to organize" in French?
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