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Aimer Conjugation – Complete French Verb Tables with Examples

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Conjugate aimer in the key French tenses with this clear, simple chart and examples.

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PRESENT
j’aime
tu aimes
il/elle aime
nous aimons
vous aimez
ils/elles aiment
PASSÉ COMPOSÉ
j’ai aimé
tu as aimé
il/elle a aimé
nous avons aimé
vous avez aimé
ils/elles ont aimé
IMPERFECT
j’aimais
tu aimais
il/elle aimait
nous aimions
vous aimiez
ils/elles aimaient
FUTURE
j’aimerai
tu aimeras
il/elle aimera
nous aimerons
vous aimerez
ils/elles aimeront

Aimer conjugation charts

Present tense (present indicative)

J'aimeI like, loveJ'aime la pizza.I like pizza.
Tu aimesYou like, love (familiar, singular)Tu aimes la glace.You like ice cream.
Il/elle aimeHe/she likes, lovesIl aime faire du ski.He likes skiing.
Nous aimonsWe like, loveElle aime habiter en France.She likes living in France.
Vous aimezYou like (formal, plural)Vous aimez cette chanson.You like this song.
Ils/elles aimentThey likeIls aime leur maison.They like their house.

Passé composé (compound past)

J'ai aiméI likedJ'ai aimé le voyage.I liked the trip.
Tu as aiméYou liked (familiar, singular)Tu as aimé le repas.You liked the meal.
Il/elle a aiméHe/she likedElle a aimé les fleurs.She liked the flowers.
Nous avons aiméWe likedNous avons aimé le musée.We liked the museum.
Vous avez aiméYou liked (formal, plural)Vous avez aimé la leçon.You liked the lesson.
Ils, elles ont aiméThey likedIls ont ont aimé leur hôtel.They liked their hotel.

Passé simple

J'aimaiI likedJ'aimai le film.I liked the movie.
Tu aimasYou liked (informal, singular)Tu aimas le roman.You liked the novel.
Il/elle aimaHe/she likedElle aima le repas.She liked the meal.
nous aimâmesWe likedNous aimâmes le poème.We liked the poem.
Vous aimâtesYou liked (formal, plural)Vous aimâtes le petit-déjeuner.You liked the breakfast.
Ils/elles aimèrentThey likedIls aimèrent le voyage en Espagne.They liked the trip to Spain.

Imperfect (l’imparfait)

J'aimaisI used to likeAvant, j'aimais manger la viande.Before, I used to like eating meat.
Tu aimaisYou used to like (familiar, singular)Quand j'étais un enfant, j'aimais faire du ski.When I was a child, I used to like skiing.
Il/elle aimaitHe/she used to likeDans le passé, elle aimait faire du surf.In the past, she used to like surfing.
Nous aimionsWe used to likeAvant, nous aimions regarder la télé tous les soir.Before, we used to like watching TV every night.
Vous aimiezYou used to like (formal, plural)Vous aimiez faire du ski quand vous aviez quinze ans.You used to like skiing when you were 15 years-old.
Ils/elles aimaientThey used to likeIls aimaient faire de la randonée quand ils habitaient dans les montagnes.They used to like hiking when they lived in the mountains.

Near future (le futur proche)

Je vais aimerI'm going to likeJe vais aimer ce roman.I'm going to like this novel.
Tu vas aimerYou're going to like (familiar, singular)Tu vas aimer la soupe.You're going to like the soup.
Il/elle va aimerHe's/she's going to likeElle va aimer la nouvelle voiture.She's going to like the new car.
Nous allons aimerWe're going to likeNous allons aimer cette belle région.We're going to like this beautiful region.
Vous allez aimerYou're going to like (formal, plural)Vous allez aimer cette chanson.You're going to like this song.
Ils/elles vont aimerThey're going to likeIls vont aimer leur voyage en Espagne.They're going to like their trip to Spain.

Simple future (le futur simple)

J'aimeraiI will likeIl pense que j'aimerai la chanson.He thinks I'll like the song.
Tu aimerasYou will like (familiar, singular)J'espère que tu aimeras le repas.I hope you'll like the meal.
Il/elle aimeraHe/she will likeJe ne sais pas s'il aimera la soupe.I don't know if he'll like the soup.
Nous aimeronsWe will likeIl dit que nous aimerons le voyage.He's saying we'll like the trip.
Vous aimerezYou will like (formal, plural)Je suis sûr que vous aimerez le film.I'm sure you'll like the movie.
Ils/elles aimerontThey will likeJ'espère qu'ils aimeront la voiture.I hope they'll like the car.

Conditional (le conditionnel)

J'aimeraisI would likeJ'aimerais partir demain.I would like to leave tomorrow.
Tu aimeraisYou would like (familiar, singular)Tu aimerais le chocolat.You would like the chocolate.
Il/elle aimeraitHe/she would likeIl aimerait acheter la voiture.He would like to buy the car.
Nous aimerionsWe would likeNous aimerions vendre la maison.We'd like to sell the house.
Vous aimeriezYou would like (formal, plural)Vous aimeriez ces billets.You would like these tickets.
Ils/elles aimeraientThey would likeIls aimeraient danser ensemble.They would like to dance together.

Past conditional (le passé du conditionnel)

J'aurais aiméI would have likedJ'aurais aimé partir un peu plus tôt.I would have liked to leave a bit earlier.
Tu aurais aiméYou would have liked (informal, singular)Qu'est-ce que tu aurais aimé faire?What would you have liked to do?
Il/elle aurait aiméHe/she would have likedIl aurait aimé la pizza.He would have liked the pizza.
Nous aurions aiméWe would have likedNous aurions aimé ce restaurant.We would have liked this restaurant.
Vous auriez aiméYou would have liked (formal, pluralVous auriez aimé visiter l'Italie.You would have liked visiting Italy.
Ils auraient aiméThey would have likedIls auraient aimé connaître cette région.They would have liked getting to know this region.

Subjunctive (le subjonctif)

que j'aimethat I likeIl doute que j'aime la soupe.He doubts I like the soup.
que tu aimesthat you like (singular, informal)Il est heureux que tu aimes la pizza.He's happy you like the pizza.
qu'il/elle aimethat he/she likesJe suis content qu'elle aime les skis.I'm happy she likes the skis.
que nous aimionsthat we likeIl est content que nous aimions le repas.He's happy we like the meal.
que vous aimiezthat you like (plural, formal)Je suis ravi que vous aimiez le restaurant.I'm delighted you like the restaurant.
qu'ils/elles aimentthat they likeIl faut qu'ils aiment la chambre.They need to like the room.

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