Verbs in -e(.)er and -é(.)er - Le Conjugueur

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A verb in -e(.)er means all verbs other than those ending in -eler and -eter that have other particularities.

A verb in -e(.)er means all verbs other than those ending in -eler and -eter that have other particularities.

Verbs like élever (to raise), peser (to weigh), soulever (to lift)... change the e of the penultimate syllable to è before a final syllable that is silent (i.e. not pronounced) even in the future tense and the conditional tense.

A verb in -e(.)er means all verbs with an é followed by one or more consonants and ending in er.

Verbs like accéder (to access), considérer (to consider), régler (to regulate), tolérer (to tolerate)... change the é of the penultimate syllable to è in front of a final syllable that is silent (i.e. not pronounceable) except in the future tense and conditional tense.

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