Village, ville ou ile ? 'Si' + imperfect with conditional -er verbs (plural)
I can compare different places to live and use 'si' with the imperfect and conditional to express where I and others would ideally like to live.
Village, ville ou ile ? 'Si' + imperfect with conditional -er verbs (plural)
I can compare different places to live and use 'si' with the imperfect and conditional to express where I and others would ideally like to live.
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Key learning points
- The conditional can be used to say what someone would do or what would happen.
- The conditional endings are: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient. These are the same as the imperfect.
- The conditional is used in sentences with 'si' (if) and the imperfect to say what we would do if things were different.
Keywords
Conditional - a form of verb used to express what would happen
Si + imperfect - a structure used to express a condition, translated as 'if' + past tense
Common misconception
Use the present tense after 'si' and before the conditional to say what you would do.
French uses the combination of 'si' + imperfect + conditional to express what would happen if a certain condition occurred e.g. If I won the lottery, I would move to France.
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