Complétiez

Complétiez is a French verb form that belongs to the verb "compléter," meaning "to complete" or "to fill in." It originates from the Latin word "complere," which translates to "to fill completely." In French grammar, "complétiez" specifically represents the second person plural (vous) imperfect tense of this verb.

This tense is commonly used to describe ongoing or habitual actions in the past. For example, in the sentence "Vous complétiez les formulaires," it translates to "You were completing the forms." The verb form frequently appears in formal contexts and administrative language.

The full conjugation of "compléter" in the imperfect tense includes forms like "complétais," "complétais," "complétait," "complétions," "complétiez," and "complétaient" for different subjects. Understanding "complétiez" is essential for French language learners as it appears in various contexts, from official procedures to everyday conversations about completing tasks. Related terms include "compléter" (infinitive form), "complète" (adjective meaning complete), and "complétion" (the process of completing something).