Present
Présent · now, habits and facts
- je I take off
- tu you take off
- il, elle, on he/she takes off
- nous we take off
- vous you take off
- ils, elles they take off
FRENCH VERB
to take off, to remove
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Présent · now, habits and facts
Passé composé · finished actions
Imparfait · “used to” and “was …ing”
Futur simple · plans; in speech, “je vais parler” is just as common
Conditionnel · “would”, polite requests
Subjonctif présent · wishes, doubts, “il faut que …”
Impératif · requests and orders
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
En France, on enlève rarement ses chaussures chez les gens.
In France, people rarely take their shoes off at other people's homes.
Tu as enlevé la tache sur ma chemise ?
Did you get the stain off my shirt?
Ma mère enlevait toujours la croûte du pain.
My mother always took the crust off the bread.
J'enlèverai les décorations de Noël ce week-end.
I'll take down the Christmas decorations this weekend.
J'enlèverais le dernier paragraphe, il est trop long.
I'd remove the last paragraph, it's too long.
Il faut que tu enlèves ton manteau, il fait chaud.
You need to take off your coat, it's hot.
Enlevez vos chaussures, le sol est propre.
Take your shoes off, the floor is clean.
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular -er verb.