Practise your French Conditional IR Verbs

This video tutorial explains the conditional mood in French, detailing its formation and usage. It covers the differences between the conditional and imperfect tenses, providing examples and practice exercises to help learners understand and apply the concepts. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of knowing verb stems and endings to correctly conjugate verbs in the conditional tense.

What is the primary purpose of the conditional mood in French?

• To express past actions

• To express wishes and hypotheses

• To indicate completed actions

• To describe ongoing actions

Which tense's stem is used to form the conditional tense in French?

• Subjunctive tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Present tense

What is the correct ending for 'nous' in the conditional tense?

• ait

• ions

• iez

• aient

What is the key difference between the conditional and imperfect tenses?

• The stem used

• The subject pronouns

• The endings used

• The auxiliary verbs

How do you conjugate the verb 'finir' in the conditional tense for 'je'?

• Je finirais

• Je finirai

• Je finis

• Je finissais

Which verb form is used in the conditional tense for 'elle'?

• Elle finirait

• Elle finissait

• Elle finira

• Elle finit

In the sentence 'Il guérirait plus vite s'il prenait ses médicaments', what does 'guérirait' mean?

• He heals

• He would heal

• He healed

• He is healing

In the example 'Si j'étais lui, je réfléchirais deux fois', what does 'réfléchirais' mean?

• I am thinking

• I think

• I would think

• I thought

What is the conditional form of 'choisir' for 'Sophie'?

• Sophie choisirait

• Sophie choisit

• Sophie choisira

• Sophie choisissait

In the sentence 'Tom et toi ne réagiriez pas aussi vite', what does 'réagiriez' mean?

• You are reacting

• You reacted

• You would react

• You react