je suive

s ɥ i v → suivre

suiv to follow + e Present subjunctive (je/il/elle/on)

verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, present tense Rare #30,583

follow This is a subjunctive form, used after certain expressions such as « vouloir que » (to want someone to).

FR: Je préfère qu'il me suive.

EN: I’d rather he follow me.

Conjugation of suivre

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	suive	—
Third	suive	suivent

Do you see any problem with me following you?

The police expect us to obey the law.

Everyone, follow my orders!

— The Wandering Earth (2019)

He wants us to follow him.

— Maman, j'ai raté l'avion ! (1990)

It's time your sister followed your example.

Does she want us to follow her?

— Les Bonnes étoiles (2022)

He ran too fast for me to keep up.

Do you want me to follow him?

Do you want me to follow you?

— Le Labyrinthe de Pan (2006)

Do you see any problem with me following you?

If you don't want Ighnate to follow the same path, get married quickly.

— Le Miroir (1975)

I think they want us to follow them.

Let everyone follow.

— Le Loup de Wall Street (2013)

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