Conditional

Conditional Tense

When To Use The Conditional Tense:

 * Used in place of the enlish words - Would, could, must have, or probably
 * To express probability or wonder

Conditional Tense Endings:
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 * The same endings as imperfect except you ADD them to the INFINITIVE
 * The endings stay the same for -ar, -er, and -ir
 * == -ía == || == -íamos == ||
 * == -ías == || == -íais == ||
 * == -ía == || == -ían == ||

Examples with regular verbs:
Hablar

Comer Vivir
 * Hablaría || Hablaríamos ||
 * Hablarías || Hablaríais ||
 * Hablaría || Hablarían ||
 * Comería || Comeríamos ||
 * Comerías || Comeríais ||
 * Comería || Comerían ||


 * Viviría || Viviríamos ||
 * Vivirías || Viviríais ||
 * Viviría || Vivirían ||

Irregulars of the Conditional Tense:



Irregulars: decir -> dir- valer -> valdr- poder -> podr- salir -> saldr- querer -> querr- hacer -> har- saber -> sabr- venir -> vendr- poner -> pondr- haber -> habr- tener -> tendr- Here are some practice sites for the Conditional Tense:
 * === There are 11 main iregulars in the conditional tense ===
 * The irregulars for the conditional tense are they same as the irregulars in the future tense
 * To conjugate irregulars in the conditional, simpley add the correct ending with the new irregular stem

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