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/kɔ̃.pɔʁ.te/

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Translation

to include, to involve; (se comporter) to behave

Word origin

From Latin comportare ('to carry together'), built from com- ('with') and portare ('to carry'). English 'comport' comes from the same verb.

Origin
Latin
Root
comportare
English cognates
comport, transport

Grammar

Verb type-er regular (1st group)

Conjugation

Regular -er conjugation. Pronouns: je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles.

Indicative

Person PresentImperfectPast historicFutureConditional
jecomportecomportaiscomportaicomporteraicomporterais
tucomportescomportaiscomportascomporterascomporterais
il/ellecomportecomportaitcomportacomporteracomporterait
nouscomportonscomportionscomportâmescomporteronscomporterions
vouscomportezcomportiezcomportâtescomporterezcomporteriez
ils/ellescomportentcomportaientcomportèrentcomporterontcomporteraient

Subjunctive

Person PresentImperfect
jecomportecomportasse
tucomportescomportasses
il/ellecomportecomportât
nouscomportionscomportassions
vouscomportiezcomportassiez
ils/ellescomportentcomportassent

Imperative

Person Affirmative
tucomporte
nouscomportons
vouscomportez

Non-finite

Gerund / present participle
comportant
Past participle
comporté · comportée · comportés · comportées

Examples

.

This job involves risks.

.

The book has three parts.

.

They behave like children.

' .

She behaved well during the visit.

.

The contract contained a mistake.

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This word is part of lesson 56.