Conjugate verb "disparaître" in French
Conjugation of the verb disparaître, 3rd group 
disappear, vanish, die out
The verb disparaître is conjugated with: avoir/être
Indicatif
Présent
Imparfait
Passé Simple
Futur Simple
Passé Composé (avoir)
Passé Composé (être)
Plus-que-Parfait (avoir)
Plus-que-Parfait (être)
Passé Antérieur (avoir)
Passé Antérieur (être)
Futur Antérieur (avoir)
Futur Antérieur (être)
Subjonctif
Présent
Imparfait
Passé (avoir)
Passé (être)
Plus-que-parfait (avoir)
Plus-que-parfait (être)
Conditionnel
Présent
Passé (avoir)
Passé (être)
Impératif
Impératif
(tu)(nous)
(vous)
Participes
Présent
Passé
| singulier | pluriel | |
| masculin | ||
| féminin |
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