Assemblons

Assemblons is the present tense form of the French verb assembler for the first-person plural, meaning "we assemble." It may also be used as the inclusive imperative, producing the exhortation "let us assemble" in instructions or collective calls. As a regular -er verb, assembler forms its present tense as: j’assemble, tu assembles, il/elle assemble, nous assemblons, vous assemblez, ils/elles assemblent; the past participle is assemblé, and the present participle assemblant.

In usage, assemblons appears across registers, including manufacturing, construction, logistics, and DIY guides. It conveys ongoing action (nous assemblons) or a directive to act together (assemblons!). Examples include "Nous assemblons les pièces sur la table" and "Assemblons les pièces avant le test." The form is common in manuals and technical writing that emphasize collaboration and synchronous action.

Etymology: assembler derives from the French verb meaning "to put together" and shares its root with other words for gathering or combining.

See also: assembler (verb); conjugation; French verbs.