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WorksheetsCondicional perfecto
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 32mins
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Yo (jugar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Mi amiga (ganar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Los espectadores (aplaudir): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
El concierto (terminar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Mi familia y yo (celebrar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Mi banda favorita (tocar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
tú (entretenerse): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Tú (festejar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Mis amigos y yo (reunirse): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Vosotras (hacer): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Mi mamá y yo (divertirse): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
El público (aplaudir): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
El actor y la actriz (actuar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Ustedes (escalar): (a)
Conjugate in the conditional perfect:
Los estudiantes (ir): (a)
Choose between the conditional or the conditional perfect according to the sense of the sentence:
Me (habría gustado/gustaría) ir al concierto de Pink la semana pasada.
Habría gustado
Gustaría
Choose between the conditional or the conditional perfect according to the sense of the sentence:
Me (habría gustado/gustaría) ir al concierto de Coldplay el próximo año.
Habría gustado
Gustaría
Choose between the conditional or the conditional perfect according to the sense of the sentence:
Me (habría reunido/ reuniría) con mis amigos mañana, pero estamos en cuarentena.
Habría reunido
Reuniría
Choose between the conditional or the conditional perfect according to the sense of the sentence:
(Habría festejado/festejaría) mi cumpleaños la semana pasada pero estábamos en cuarentena.
Habría festejado
Festejaría
Choose between the conditional or the conditional perfect according to the sense of the sentence:
(Habría ido/iría) a la obra de teatro del año pasado, pero no conseguí boletos.
Habría ido
Iría
The conditional perfect is used to talk about something that could have happened but did not. According to this, answer the following questions using the conditional perfect:
¿A dónde habrías salido a comer la semana pasada?
The conditional perfect is used to talk about something that could have happened but did not. According to this, answer the following questions using the conditional perfect:
¿A dónde habrías salido la semana pasada?
The conditional perfect is used to talk about something that could have happened but did not. According to this, answer the following questions using the conditional perfect:
¿A quién habrías visto la semana pasada?
The conditional perfect is used to talk about something that could have happened but did not. According to this, answer the following questions using the conditional perfect:
¿Qué habrías hecho ayer?
