vous passiez

went, passed, spent

→ passer

pass pass; go through + iez you plural imperfect indicative or present subjunctive

verb · second plural · imperfect indicative Rare #43,867

went, passed, spent Imperfect subjunctive (vous form) of « passer »; mostly used in formal/literary French. In everyday speech, « que vous passiez » usually uses the present subjunctive « passiez » in many of the same contexts.

FR: Il fallait que vous passiez par ici avant midi.

EN: It was necessary that you go through here before noon.

Conjugation of passer

passer pas

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	passe	—
Second	passes	passiez
Third	passe	passent

Indicative imperfect

	Singular	Plural
Second	—	passiez
Third	passait	passaient

Allez, je veux que vous passiez des appels.

Come on, I want you to make some calls.

— Rebecca (1940)

Je veux que vous passiez me prendre.

I want you to pick me up.

Il semble que vous ne passiez un bon moment ici.

It looks like you're not having a good time here.

Je ne savais pas que vous passiez.

I didn't know you were stopping by.