-YER - French Stem-Changing Verbs

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French stem-changing verbs are conjugated with the same endings as regular -ER verbs but have two different radicals or stems. These stem changes occur in several French tenses and moods and moods, as shown in the following table. Remember that the stem-change for is optional for -ayer verbs and required for -oyer and -uyer verbs.

In the present tense, subjunctive, and imperative, the stem change occurs in all conjugations except nous and vous:
 
Present
jepaienettoieennuie
tupaiesnettoiesennuies
ilpaienettoieennuie
nouspayonsnettoyonsennuyons
vouspayeznettoyezennuyez
ilspaientnettoientennuient
 
Subjunctive
jepaienettoieennuie
tupaiesnettoiesennuies
ilpaienettoieennuie
nouspayionsnettoyionsennuyions
vouspayieznettoyiezennuyiez
ilspaientnettoientennuient
 
Imperative
(tu)paienettoieennuie
(nous)payonsnettoyonsennuyons
(vous)payeznettoyezennuyez
 
 
In the future and conditional, the stem change occurs in all conjugations.

There is no stem change in the imperfect, present participle, past participle, passé simple, or imperfect subjunctive.
 
See -yer verbs conjugated in all tenses:
payernettoyerennuyer
 
Note: The affected conjugations of these stem-change patterns are the same for all the different types of stem-changing verbs.
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