French Phrase
S'il te plaît, remplis ce formulaire.
Meaning
A polite way to ask someone to complete a form. The phrase combines an informal request (S'il te plaît) with a direct command (remplis). It is friendly but still clear about the expected action.
When to use
Use this sentence when you need a colleague, a classmate, or a friend to fill out a paper or digital form. It is appropriate in informal or semi‑formal settings such as schools, workplaces with a relaxed atmosphere, or when speaking to customers you know well.
✦Grammar Breakdown
S'ilteplaît,remplisceformulaire.
S'il te plaît
A polite request formed by the contraction of "si" + "il" + "te" + "plaît" (literally "if it pleases you"). Used in informal contexts.
Imperative (2nd person singular)
"remplis" is the affirmative imperative of the verb "remplir" for "tu". No subject pronoun is used.
Demonstrative adjective
"ce" means "this" and agrees in gender and number with the noun that follows.
Noun gender
"formulaire" is masculine, so the article is "le" (omitted here) and the demonstrative is "ce".
🗨In Conversation
S'il te plaît, remplis ce formulaire avant la réunion.
Please fill out this form before the meeting.
Pas de problème, je le fais tout de suite.
No problem, I'll do it right away.
✕Common Mistakes
S'il vous plaît, remplis ce formulaire.
Mixes formal "vous" with informal imperative "remplis"; use "remplissez" if you keep "vous".
S'il te plaît, remplissez ce formulaire.
Mismatched formality: "te" is informal while "remplissez" is the formal/plural imperative.
S'il te plaît, remplis ce formulairee.
Incorrect article; "formulaire" is masculine, not "formulairee".
S'il te plait, remplis ce formulaire.
Missing accent on "plaît"; the correct spelling is "plaît".
↔Alternatives
Veuillez remplir ce formulaire.
Please fill out this form.
Merci de remplir ce formulaire.
Thank you for filling out this form.
Merci de bien vouloir remplir ce formulaire.
Thank you for kindly filling out this form.
Cultural Tip
In French, "S'il te plaît" is informal; for a more formal tone you would use "S'il vous plaît" or the even more courteous "Veuillez". Mixing the informal request with a formal imperative (e.g., "S'il vous plaît, remplissez…") can sound inconsistent. Also, French speakers often add "merci" after the request to soften it further.