The verbs appeler and jeter in the conditional present in French

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The verbs appeler and jeter in the conditional present

In the conditional present, the verbs appeler, jeter and other verbs derived from them (interpeler, projeter, etc.) are conjugated like 1st-group verbs (those ending in -er), but the l or t is doubled (for all grammatical persons).
appeler en
J'appellerais
Tu appellerais
Il appellerait/elle appellerait
Nous appellerions
Vous appelleriez
Ils appelleraient/elles appelleraient
jeter en
Je jetterais
Tu jetterais
Il jetterait/elle jetterait
Nous jetterions
Vous jetteriez
Ils jetteraient/elles jetteraient
Tu ne t'appellerais pas Victor par hasard ? Would you call Victor, by any chance?

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