Exploring Spanish Future and Conditional Tenses

This video tutorial covers the conjugation of future and conditional tenses in Spanish. It explains how to use 'will' and 'would' in sentences, providing examples with regular and irregular verbs. The tutorial also includes a practical conversation between Carmen and Alberto, demonstrating the use of these tenses in real-life scenarios.

What is the Spanish future tense form of 'I will buy'?

• Compraré

• Compramos

• Comprará

• Compraría

How do you express 'We will go' in Spanish?

• Irás

• Iríamos

• Irán

• Iremos

Which tense is used to express a hypothetical action in Spanish?

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

What is the correct conditional form of 'they would dance' in Spanish?

• Bailar

• Bailamos

• Bailarían

• Bailarán

How is the verb 'to fit' conjugated in the future tense for 'I will fit'?

• Cabré

• Cabría

• Caberé

• Cabrán

What irregular stem is used for the verb 'to have' in future and conditional tenses?

• Ten

• Teni

• Tend

• Tener

In a conversation, how did Carmen say she would attend the dance if she had time?

• Iría

• Iré

• Irán

• Iremos

What did Carmen mention she needed to do before going to the dance?

• Book a hotel

• Rent a car

• Buy a dress

• Order food

What was Alberto's solution to Carmen's transportation problem?

• He would buy a car

• He would call a taxi

• He would drive her

• He would rent a car

What service did Carmen say she needed to arrange before attending the dance?

• Catering service

• Hair appointment

• Photography session

• Dance lessons