4th: Conditional Tense

4th: Conditional Tense

Week 6

Conditional Tense

The conditional tense in Spanish is used to talk about hypothetical situations, probabilities and to make polite requests.

Conditional Tense Endings-All AR, ER, and IR verbs use the same endings.

• Yo-ía

• Tú-ía

• Él/Ella/Usted/Names/Nouns-ía

• Nosotros/Name and I-íamos

• Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas/Two names-ían

• The endings of the verb are NOT to be removed, add the endings given above to conjugate to the conditional tense.

Viajar-to travel

• Viajaría-I would travel

• Viajarías-You would travel

• Viajaría-He/She would travel

• Viajaríamos-We would travel

• Viajarían-They would travel

Comer-to eat

• Comería-I would eat

• Comerías-You would eat

• Comería-He/She would eat

• Comeríamos-We would eat

• Comerían-They would eat

Vivir-to live

• VIviría-I would live

• Vivirías-You would live

• Viviría-He/She would live

• Viviríamos-We would live

• Vivirían-They would live

Irregular Conditional Forms

• Tener-Tendr + endings

• Poner-Pondr + endings

• Valer-Valdr + endings

• Salir-Saldr + endings

• Venir-Vendr + endings

• Poder-Podr + endings

Irregular Conditional Forms

• Decir-Dir + endings

• Hacer-Har + endings

Irregular Conditional Forms

• Poder-Podr + endings

• Caber-Cabr + endings

• Haber-Habr + endings

• Saber-Sabr + endings

• Querer-Querr + endings