To suppose in French 🇫🇷

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Tips to remember the French word “supposer”:
1. Associate “supposer” with the English word “suppose” to help remember its meaning.
2. Create mnemonic devices or practice flashcards to memorize the word and its meaning.
3. Engage in regular practice and usage of the word in various contexts to reinforce its memory.

Explanations:
The verb “supposer” in French means “to suppose” in English. It is commonly used to express assumptions or hypothetical situations.

Other words that possess similar meanings to “supposer” include “présumer” (to presume), “imaginer” (to imagine), “estimer” (to estimate), or “penser” (to think).

Conjugations:
– Present tense:
– Je suppose (I suppose)
– Tu supposes (You suppose)
– Il/elle/on suppose (He/she/one supposes)
– Nous supposons (We suppose)
– Vous supposez (You suppose)
– Ils/elles supposent (They suppose)

– Past tense (passé composé):
– J’ai supposé (I supposed)
– Tu as supposé (You supposed)
– Il/elle/on a supposé (He/she/one supposed)
– Nous avons supposé (We supposed)
– Vous avez supposé (You supposed)
– Ils/elles ont supposé (They supposed)

– Future tense:
– Je supposerai (I will suppose)
– Tu supposeras (You will suppose)
– Il/elle/on supposera (He/she/one will suppose)
– Nous supposerons (We will suppose)
– Vous supposerez (You will suppose)
– Ils/elles supposeront (They will suppose)

Examples:
1. Je suppose que tu as raison. (I suppose you are right.)
2. Supposons qu’il ne vienne pas. (Let’s suppose he doesn’t come.)
3. Nous avons supposé qu’elle viendrait plus tard. (We supposed she would come later.)

Note: Keep in mind that “supposer” can also have other meanings in different contexts, such as “to imply” or “to presuppose.”

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