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French Verb Conjugation Using "Essayer" (to Try)

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The French verb  essayer  means "to try." It's a simple word that can easily be confused with  essuyer  (to wipe) , so be sure to look and listen for that 'A' in  essayer .

In order to place  essayer  into the past, present, or future tense, the verb needs to be conjugated . Just follow along in this lesson and you'll be saying "tried" and "trying" in French before you know it.

Conjugating the French Verb  Essayer ​​

Essayer  is an optional stem-changing verb . Typically with verbs that end in - yer , the 'Y' has to change to an 'I' in certain forms. The rules are a little more casual with  essayer  as you'll see in the table. When there are two forms of the conjugation, you can use either.

The stem of  essayer  is  essay -. To this, a variety of infinitive endings is added that conform with the subject pronoun as well as the tense of the sentence. For instance, "I try" is " j'essaie " or " j'essaye ." Similarly, there are two options for "we will try": " nous essaierons " or " nous essayerons ."

All this leaves you with many words to memorize. The good news is that there are many opportunities to practice it and use  essayer  as you "try" things throughout your day.

The Present Participle of  Essayer

The  present participle  of essayer is  essayant . This is as simple as adding - ant  to the verb stem. Not only does it work as a verb, but it can also become an adjective, gerund, or noun when needed.

The Past Participle and Passé Composé

The  past participle   essayé  is used to form the  passé composé , a common past tense form of "tried" in French. To use this, you'll also need to conjugate the  auxiliary verb   avoir . For example, "I tried" is " j'ai essayé " and "we tried" is " nous avons essayé ."

More Simple  Essayer  Conjugations to Know

When the action of trying is in some way questionable, you can turn to the subjunctive verb mood . Similarly, if it's dependent on something, the conditional verb mood is used.

With less frequency, you will come across the passé simple or the imperfect subjunctive . These are mostly found in formal writing and will help considerably with reading comprehension.

To use  essayer  in commands or direct requests, turn to the imperative verb form . When using this, the subject pronoun is not required: use " essaie " instead of " tu essaie ."

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Essayer – To try

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Posted on Published: January 7, 2024  - Last updated: June 16, 2024

In today’s lesson we’ll have a look at the verb essayer , which means “to try”. For example, j’essaie d’apprendre le français (I try to learn French). Let’s jump right into the lesson!

Essayer – To try

Word origin.

The French verb essayer is related to the noun essai (try, attempt), which comes from the Latin verb exigere (to judge, examine, weigh) and noun exagium (weight, balance).

Present tense conjugation

Essayer is a regular ER verb. This means that its endings are the same as all other French regular ER verbs when conjugated in the present tense. Essayer has two accepted spelling patterns in the present tense. The pronunciations are the exact same.

J’essaie I try Tu essaies You try (singular, informal) Il, elle essaie He, she tries Nous essayons We try Vous essayez You try (plural, formal) Ils, elles essaient They try

J’essaye I try Tu essayes You try (singular, informal) Il, elle essaye He, she tries Nous essayons We try Vous essayez You try (plural, formal) Ils, elles essayent They try

Example sentences

In our first example sentence, essayer is simply “to try”. This example uses the word jamais (never), which we cover in our French negations lesson. This sentence is in the futur simple , a commonly used French future tense .

Si tu n’essaies pas , tu ne réussiras jamais .

If you don’ try, you’ll never succeed.

Essayer de + infinitive

In these two example sentences , essayer de + infinitive means “to try to do something”.

J’essaie de chanter la chanson mais c’est très difficile.

I try to sing the song but it’s very difficult.

Je vais essayer de terminer mon projet avant demain .

I’ll try to finish my project before tomorrow

Essayer + noun

In the next two examples, essayer is followed by a noun , meaning “to try something”. Essayer can also translate to “to test”. Hence, “I test the skis ” could also work as a translation for this next sentence.

The les in this example sentence is a direct object pronoun, meaning “them”. This post on our site covers object pronouns in depth.

J’essaie les nouveaux skis avant de les acheter .

I try the new skies before buying them.

Nous allons essayer le nouveau restaurant ce soir.

We are going to try the new restaurant tonight.

In French, the noun essai transaltes to “try” or “attempt” and is the origin of the English word “essay”.

Il a réussi son examen au troisième essai.

He passed the exam after the third try.

Et voilà ! You now know how to use essayer in French! Now check out our other lessons covering the verbs quitter (to leave), bosser (to work hard) and ranger (to tidy, put away).

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What is the correct conjugation (present, indicative) of “essayer” ?

I've looked up conjugation of “essayer” and two different sources have given me two different suggestions:

According to this source , one would pronounce “j'essaye” as “ʒ‿esɛj”.

According to the other source , one would pronounce it as “ʒ‿ese”.

I would like to ask which pronunciation is the correct one. Or, if they are both correct, which is “more usual” and which is “less usual”.

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Both j'essaie pronounced /ʒ‿esɛ/ or /ʒ‿ese/ and j'essaye pronounced /ʒ‿esɛj/ are correct.

The former looks to be more frequently written but I'm not sure the same is true for spoken French where both might be equally used. In any case, I do not make a difference between these forms.

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Verb conjugation of "essayer" in French

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My friend explained it has to do with older French and modern French, I think. And he mentioned something about people who live in the countryside tend to use the 'y' form more. I just wanted to understand this a bit better. Merci en avance !

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Lire – Conjugation of Lire – To Read

Conjugation of lire - to read.

The verb Lire – To read  In French is an irregular verb ending in – re . The conjugation of lire  is the same as only one other verb: élire .

Compound tenses of lire  such as passé composé, plus-que-parfait, and more, are built with the auxiliary  avoir .

Lire isn’t followed by a preposition   – Lire  quelque chose.

Let’s learn together the conjugation of lire  in all the French tenses you should know!

Participe présent

Participe passé.

nous  lisons

elles lisent

Passé composé

j’ ai lu

nous avons  lu

vous avez  lu

ils ont  lu

elles ont  lu

elle lisait

nous lisions

vous lisiez

ils lisaient

elles lisaient

Plus-que-parfait

j’ avais lu

tu avais lu

il avait lu

elle avait lu

on avait lu

nous avions lu

vous aviez lu

ils  avaient lu

elles  avaient lu

Futur simple

nous lirons

elles liront

Futur antérieur

j’ aurai lu

tu auras lu

elle aura lu

nous aurons lu

vous aurez lu

ils auront lu

elles auront lu

Conditionnel présent

elle l irait

nous l irions

vous l iriez

ils l iraient

elles l iraient

Conditionnel passé

j’ aurais lu

tu aurais lu

il aurait lu

elle aurait lu

on aurait lu

nous aurions lu

vous auriez lu

ils auraient lu

elles auraient lu

Subjonctif présent

que je l ise

que tu lises

qu’il l ise

qu’elle l ise

qu’on l ise

que nous l isions

que vous l isiez

qu’ils l isent

qu’elles l isent

Subjonctif passé

que j’ aie lu

que tu  aies lu

qu’il  ait lu

qu’elle  ait lu

qu’on  ait lu

que nous  ayons lu

que vous  ayez lu

qu’ils  aient lu

qu’elles  aient lu

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Je lis un petit peu tous les soirs. I read a little bit every evening.

Elle a lu un article intéressant. She read an interesting article.

Quand j’étais petit, je lisais des bandes dessinées. When I was little, I read comic books.

Si j’avais le temps, je lirais plus souvent. If I had time, I would read more often.

Il faut que tu lises ce livre pour le cours. You need to read this book for class.

Je viens de lire un message de mon ami. I just read a message from my friend.

Nous avions déjà lu ce livre avant de l’acheter. We had already read this book before purchasing it.

Lis ce texte attentivement ! Read this text carefully!

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Faire Futur Antérieur Conjugation [+6 Examples & Quiz]

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Pronunciation of Faire Futur Antérieur Conjugations

There are 3 important rules to take into account, when you want to pronounce an faire futur antérieur conjugation.

• The je , and vous form both have the same pronunciation.

J’aurai fait . Vous aure z fait .

• The tu , and il/elle/on form both have the same pronunciation.

Tu aura s fait . Il aura fait .

• The nous , and ils/elles form both have the same pronunciation.

Nous auron s fait . Ils auron t fait .

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The final section of this lesson on the faire futur antérieur conjugation is about seeing the verb in action.

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Si je réussis, j’ aur ai fait du bien de ma vie. If I succeed, I will have done some good in my life.

Si vous découvrez ce que c’est, tu aur as fait une grande avancée. If you find out what it is, then you will have made a big step forward.

Dès qu’il aur a fait son CV il pourra postuler pour un stage. As soon as he has made his CV he can apply for an internship.

Nous aur ons fait nos devoirs d’ici demain. We will have done our homework by tomorrow.

Vous pouvez réussir, mais vous l’ aur ez fait par malhonnêteté. You may succeed, but you will have done so through dishonesty.

On peut supposer que certains l’ aur ont fait . It can be assumed that some will have done so.

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