Yo que tú: singular and plural conditional
I can use the conditional to give advice and talk about an ideal world.
Yo que tú: singular and plural conditional
I can use the conditional to give advice and talk about an ideal world.
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Key learning points
- To conjugate singular forms of the conditional, add -ía, -ías, -ía to the infinitive.
- ‘Habría’, ‘haría’, ‘podría’, ‘pondría’ and ‘tendría’ are common irregular conditional verbs.
- To conjugate plural forms of the conditional, add -íamos, -íais, -ían to the infinitive.
- The verbs ‘decir’, ‘querer’, ‘saber’, ‘salir’ and ‘venir’ have irregular stems in the conditional.
Keywords
Conditional - form of verb used to express what would happen
Common misconception
To form any verb in the conditional, add a conditional ending to the infinitive.
Not all verbs are regular in the conditional and some don't follow this pattern. Some verbs have irregular stems in the conditional, e.g. 'tener' ('tendr-') and 'poder' ('podr-').
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
religious
sufficient
sad
previous, preceding
human
tidy
to get, obtain
to conserve, preserve
to prohibit, forbid
to break, breaking
to belong, belonging
to complain, complaining
Exit quiz
5 Questions
to eat, eating
I, she, he, it would eat
you (singular) would eat
we would eat
you (plural) would eat
they would eat
there would be
I, she, he, it would do
I, she, he, it would be able
I, she, he, it would put
I, she, he, it would have