Present
Présent · now, habits and facts
- je I mess up
- tu you mess up
- il, elle, on he/she messes up
- nous we mess up
- vous you mess up
- ils, elles they mess up
FRENCH VERB
to mess up, in spoken French
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.
Je me plante toujours dans les dates.
I always get the dates wrong.
Elle s'est plantée de train, elle arrive à minuit.
She got the wrong train, she's arriving at midnight.
Il se plantait à chaque examen de conduite.
He flunked every driving test.
Tu ne te planteras pas, tu connais ton texte.
You won't mess up, you know your lines.
Sans GPS, je me planterais de route tout le temps.
Without satnav, I'd take the wrong road all the time.
J'ai peur qu'on se plante d'adresse.
I'm afraid we've got the wrong address.
Ne te plante pas de jour, c'est mardi, pas jeudi.
Don't get the day wrong, it's Tuesday, not Thursday.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular -er verb.