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How do you conjugate conjuguer in the past progressive tense french?

You can't conjugate "conjuguer" in the past progressive tense (imparfait) in French. This is because "conjuguer" is a regular verb that ends in -er, and verbs ending in -er are not used in the past progressive tense.

The past progressive tense (imparfait) is used for ongoing actions in the past. For regular -er verbs, you would use the imperfect tense to express past continuous actions.

Here's how you would conjugate "conjuguer" in the imperfect tense:

* Je conjuguais

* Tu conjuguais

* Il/Elle/On conjuguait

* Nous conjuguions

* Vous conjuguiez

* Ils/Elles conjuguaient

For example:

* Je conjuguai le verbe "aimer" en classe. (I was conjugating the verb "to love" in class.)

* Ils conjuguaient les verbes irréguliers. (They were conjugating irregular verbs.)

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