How to Conjugate 'Remarquer' (to Notice; to Remark)

Simple Conjugations for the French Verb 'Remarquer'

by ThoughtCo
Updated July 31, 2017

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 Remarquer

The 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 participle
jeremarqueremarquerairemarquaisremarquant
turemarquesremarquerasremarquais
ilremarqueremarqueraremarquait
nousremarquonsremarqueronsremarquions
vousremarquezremarquerezremarquiez
ilsremarquentremarquerontremarquaient
 
 SubjunctiveConditionalPassé simpleImperfect subjunctive
jeremarqueremarqueraisremarquairemarquasse
turemarquesremarqueraisremarquasremarquasses
ilremarqueremarqueraitremarquaremarquât
nousremarquionsremarquerionsremarquâmesremarquassions
vousremarquiezremarqueriezremarquâtesremarquassiez
ilsremarquentremarqueraientremarquèrentremarquassent
 
 Imperative
(tu)remarque
(nous)remarquons
(vous)remarquez

How to Use Remarquer in the Past Tense

The 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.