The French verb tirer means "to pull, shoot". Below are its 7 tenses as tables, 4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions. Press play next to a present tense form or an example to hear it.
The present tense of tirer is je tire, tu tires, il/elle tire, nous tirons, vous tirez, ils/elles tirent. It is a regular -er verb, so every tense takes the standard -er endings. The tables below cover 7 tenses, from the present to the imperative. Its present participle is tirant and its past participle is tiré.
| je | tire | |
|---|---|---|
| tu | tires | |
| il/ | tire | |
| nous | tirons | |
| vous | tirez | |
| ils/ | tirent |
| j' | ai tiré |
|---|---|
| tu | as tiré |
| il/ | a tiré |
| nous | avons tiré |
| vous | avez tiré |
| ils/ | ont tiré |
| je | tirais |
|---|---|
| tu | tirais |
| il/ | tirait |
| nous | tirions |
| vous | tiriez |
| ils/ | tiraient |
| je | tirerai |
|---|---|
| tu | tireras |
| il/ | tirera |
| nous | tirerons |
| vous | tirerez |
| ils/ | tireront |
| je | tirerais |
|---|---|
| tu | tirerais |
| il/ | tirerait |
| nous | tirerions |
| vous | tireriez |
| ils/ | tireraient |
| que je | tire |
|---|---|
| que tu | tires |
| qu'il/ | tire |
| que nous | tirions |
| que vous | tiriez |
| qu'ils/ | tirent |
| tu | tire |
|---|---|
| nous | tirons |
| vous | tirez |
Tirer is regular. It follows the regular -er pattern, with forms such as tire, tirons, and tiré.
Lingo7 is an app for reading books in French with a translation under every sentence and audio, so the forms in these tables come back in context.
Yes, tirer is regular. Its forms follow the regular -er model.
The forms are tire, tires, tire, tirons, tirez, and tirent.
The present participle is tirant and the past participle is tiré. The auxiliary is avoir.