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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Ils s’étaient lavés=they had washed themselves Vous vous étiez lavés=you had washed yourselves Nous nous étions lavés=we had washed ourselves Here are some verbs conjugated in the pluperfect indicative: It’s very much like the passé composé, only the helping verb is conjugated in the imperfect instead of the present. That said, you take the imperfect indicative form of your helping verb (avoir or être), conjugate it to fit your subject, and add the past participle. To form it, you need to be familiar with the imperfect and the passé composé, which you can review on this site. Pluperfect indicative tense is used to express an action that had happened.