venir
Compound tenses take être · past participle venu
Présent
| je | je viens |
| tu | viens |
| il/elle | vient |
| nous | venons |
| vous | venez |
| ils/elles | viennent |
Imparfait
| je | je venais |
| tu | venais |
| il/elle | venait |
| nous | venions |
| vous | veniez |
| ils/elles | venaient |
Futur simple
| je | je viendrai |
| tu | viendras |
| il/elle | viendra |
| nous | viendrons |
| vous | viendrez |
| ils/elles | viendront |
Passé composé
je suis venu— takes être, so the participle agrees with the subject (elle est venue).
Forms come from a corpus extraction (Lexique383) completed by rule, not from a language model. Where a form could not be attested it is left out rather than guessed — so a blank here means “we don’t know”, never “this is right”.
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