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catch

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Irregular verb

Meaning attraper (une balle) · attraper le train · surprendre (qqn en train de faire qqch) · se prendre (dans qqch)

Examples

  • The teacher caught him cheating in the exam. Le professeur l'a surpris en train de tricher à l'examen.

Present

Present simplePrésentA1

  • I catch
  • you catch
  • he/she/it catches
  • we catch
  • you catch (plural)
  • they catch
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Present continuousPrésent continuA1

  • I am catching
  • you are catching
  • he/she/it is catching
  • we are catching
  • you are catching (plural)
  • they are catching
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Present perfectA2

  • I have caught
  • you have caught
  • he/she/it has caught
  • we have caught
  • you have caught (plural)
  • they have caught
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Present perfect continuousB1

  • I have been catching
  • you have been catching
  • he/she/it has been catching
  • we have been catching
  • you have been catching (plural)
  • they have been catching
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In the grammar guide: Present simple · Present continuous · Present perfect · Present perfect continuous

Past Passé

Past simplePrétéritA1

  • I caught
  • you caught
  • he/she/it caught
  • we caught
  • you caught (plural)
  • they caught
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Past continuousPrétérit continuA2

  • I was catching
  • you were catching
  • he/she/it was catching
  • we were catching
  • you were catching (plural)
  • they were catching
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Past perfectPlus-que-parfaitB1

  • I had caught
  • you had caught
  • he/she/it had caught
  • we had caught
  • you had caught (plural)
  • they had caught
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Past perfect continuousB2

  • I had been catching
  • you had been catching
  • he/she/it had been catching
  • we had been catching
  • you had been catching (plural)
  • they had been catching
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In the grammar guide: Past simple · Past continuous · Past perfect · Past perfect continuous

Future Futur

Future with willFutur simpleA2

  • I will catch
  • you will catch
  • he/she/it will catch
  • we will catch
  • you will catch (plural)
  • they will catch
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Future with going toFutur procheA1

  • I am going to catch
  • you are going to catch
  • he/she/it is going to catch
  • we are going to catch
  • you are going to catch (plural)
  • they are going to catch
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Future continuousB1

  • I will be catching
  • you will be catching
  • he/she/it will be catching
  • we will be catching
  • you will be catching (plural)
  • they will be catching
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Future perfectFutur antérieurB2

  • I will have caught
  • you will have caught
  • he/she/it will have caught
  • we will have caught
  • you will have caught (plural)
  • they will have caught
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Future perfect continuousB2

  • I will have been catching
  • you will have been catching
  • he/she/it will have been catching
  • we will have been catching
  • you will have been catching (plural)
  • they will have been catching
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In the grammar guide: Future with will · Future with going to · Future continuous · Future perfect · Future perfect continuous

Conditional Conditionnel

ConditionalConditionnel présentB1

  • I would catch
  • you would catch
  • he/she/it would catch
  • we would catch
  • you would catch (plural)
  • they would catch
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Conditional perfectConditionnel passéB1

  • I would have caught
  • you would have caught
  • he/she/it would have caught
  • we would have caught
  • you would have caught (plural)
  • they would have caught
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In the grammar guide: Conditional

Imperative Impératif

ImperativeImpératifA1

  • (you) catch
  • (you) catch (plural)
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In the grammar guide: Imperative

Infinitive and participles Formes impersonnelles

InfinitiveInfinitifA1

  • catch

-ing formForme en -ingA1

  • catching

Past participleParticipe passéA2

  • caught

In the grammar guide: -ing form · Past participle

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