What is the Verb Conjugation for Admettre

When you need to say to admit in French, you will use the verb  admettre. Conjugating this verb is a little tricky, but there is a pattern as you will see in this lesson. Conjugating the French Verb  Admettre Just as we add an -ed or -ing ending to verbs in English, we need to conjugate French verbs. It is a little more difficult and complex, but there are patterns involved. While  admettre  is an  irregular verb, there is a pattern here. In fact, all  French verbs ending in  -mettre  are conjugated in the same way. To find the correct conjugation, simply match the subject pronoun to the tense you need for the sentence. For instance, I admit is jadmets and we will admit is nous admettrons. The Present Participle of  Admettre You can use the  present participle  of admettre as a verb and it also works as an adjective, gerund, or noun in some circumstances. The present participle is formed by dropping the -re and adding -ant  to get  admettant. Using the Past Participle for Passà © Composà © Rather than use the imperfect for past tense, you can use the  passà © composà ©. To do this, you need to conjugate the  auxiliary verb  avoir  and use the  past participle  of admis. To complete the passà © composà ©, simply put the elements together. For instance, I admitted is jai admis and she admitted is elle a admis. More  Admettre  Conjugations In the beginning, you should concentrate on the present, future, and passà © composà © forms. However, there may be instances when you need to use one of the following. While the passà © simple and imperfect subjunctive are used primarily in formal French writing, you may need the other two. The subjunctive is helpful when the verb action is subjective or questionable. The conditional is similar, though its used to imply that something may or may not happen. The imperative may be particularly helpful with  admettre  because its used for short exclamations. When using it you can skip the pronoun. Rather than nous admettons, you can simplify it to admettons.