Explain the concept of french verb conjugation.

1. L’indicatif (indicative), which includes the most common tenses used to express oneself in everyday spoken and written French.

2. Le conditionnel (conditional), which is used when a “condition” is implied.

3. Le subjonctif (subjunctive), which is used to express emotion/judgment and is usually contained in a subordinate clause introduced by que (that/which).

4. L’impératif (imperative), which is used to express a command.

5. L’infinitif (infinitive), which is just the bare tense of the verb, unconjugated.

6. Le participe présent (present participle), which is just the equivalent of the English “ing” form.

answer: vrai

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