Languages › French How to Conjugate 'Remarquer' (to Notice; to Remark) Share Flipboard Email Print French Vocabulary Pronunciation & Conversation Grammar Resources For Teachers by ThoughtCo Updated May 28, 2019 The French verb remarquer means "to notice" or "to remark." It is a regular -er verb, so it is easy to learn how to conjugate it.How to Conjugate the French Verb RemarquerThe first step to conjugating a regular verb is to drop the infinitive ending from the verb to get the stem (remarqu-). You then add the ending appropriate of the subject pronoun and the tense. See the charts below to learn how to conjugate remarquer. PresentFutureImperfectPresent participlejeremarqueremarquerairemarquaisremarquantturemarquesremarquerasremarquaisilremarqueremarqueraremarquaitnousremarquonsremarqueronsremarquionsvousremarquezremarquerezremarquiezilsremarquentremarquerontremarquaient SubjunctiveConditionalPassé simpleImperfect subjunctivejeremarqueremarqueraisremarquairemarquasseturemarquesremarqueraisremarquasremarquassesilremarqueremarqueraitremarquaremarquâtnousremarquionsremarquerionsremarquâmesremarquassionsvousremarquiezremarqueriezremarquâtesremarquassiezilsremarquentremarqueraientremarquèrentremarquassent Imperative(tu)remarque(nous)remarquons(vous)remarquezHow to Use Remarquer in the Past TenseThe most common way to use a French verb in the past tense is to use the passé composé. With this compound tense, you pair a verb's auxiliary verb and its past participle. The auxiliary verb for remarquer is avoir and the past participle is remarqué. For example:J'ai remarqué que nous avons besoin de lait.I noticed that we need milk. Continue Reading