Present
Présent · now, habits and facts
- je I leave
- tu you leave
- il, elle, on he/she leaves
- nous we leave
- vous you leave
- ils, elles they leave
FRENCH VERB
to leave
Tap any form to hear it. The part that changes is in colour.
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.
Le train part à sept heures dix.
The train leaves at ten past seven.
Ils sont partis en vacances en Espagne.
They've gone on holiday to Spain.
Chaque été, on partait trois semaines à la montagne.
Every summer, we went to the mountains for three weeks.
Je partirai tôt demain pour éviter les bouchons.
I'll leave early tomorrow to avoid the traffic.
On partirait samedi matin, si ça te va.
We'd leave Saturday morning, if that's OK with you.
Il faut que je parte, mon bus arrive.
I have to go, my bus is coming.
Partez devant, je vous rejoins.
Go on ahead, I'll catch up with you.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
Beginner Level 1 · il part
Beginner Level 1 · je pars
Beginner Level 2 · on est parties · je suis partie · il est parti
Beginner Level 3 · partir
The same pattern, on other verbs: irregular -ir verb.