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What is the past tense of like in french?

The past tense of "like" in French depends on the context. Here are the main options:

"Aimer" - To love:

* Past simple: "aima" (he/she/it liked)

* Past perfect: "avait aimé" (had liked)

* Past imperfect: "aimait" (liked, was liking)

* Past conditional: "aurait aimé" (would have liked)

"Plaire" - To please:

* Past simple: "plut" (it pleased)

* Past perfect: "avait plu" (had pleased)

* Past imperfect: "plaisait" (pleased, was pleasing)

* Past conditional: "aurait plu" (would have pleased)

"Trouver" - To find:

* Past simple: "trouva" (he/she/it found)

* Past perfect: "avait trouvé" (had found)

* Past imperfect: "trouvait" (found, was finding)

* Past conditional: "aurait trouvé" (would have found)

"Agréer" - To agree to:

* Past simple: "agréa" (he/she/it agreed to)

* Past perfect: "avait agréé" (had agreed to)

* Past imperfect: "agréait" (agreed to, was agreeing to)

* Past conditional: "aurait agréé" (would have agreed to)

"Apprécier" - To appreciate:

* Past simple: "apprécia" (he/she/it appreciated)

* Past perfect: "avait apprécié" (had appreciated)

* Past imperfect: "appréciait" (appreciated, was appreciating)

* Past conditional: "aurait apprécié" (would have appreciated)

Remember that the past tense you use depends on the specific situation and verb conjugation.

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