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The Conditional Year 12

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The Conditional

Year 12

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What is the Conditional?

The Conditional is a verb form used to talk about things that would happen or

that would be true under certain conditions, for example, I would help

you if I could.

It is also used to say what you would like or need, for example, Could you give

me the bill?

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Using the Conditional

You can often recognize a conditional in English by the word would or itsits shortened form ‘d.

TIPTIP

There is no direct Spanish translation of would in verb forms like would be, would like , would help and so on. You can change the Spanish verb ending instead.

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You use the conditional for: Saying what you would like to do

Me gustaría conocerloI’d like to meet him.

Making suggestions Podrías alquilar una bici

You could hire a bike. Giving advice

Deberías hacer más ejercicioYou should take more exercise.

Saying what you would do Le dije que le ayudaría

I said I would help him.

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Forming the Conditional

To form the Conditional of regular –ar, -er and –ir verbs add the following endings to the infinitive of the verb: -ía, -ias, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían.

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The following table shows the conditional tense of three regular verbs: hablar (meaning to speak), comer (meaning to eat) and vivir (meaning to live)

yo hablaría comería viviría

tu hablarías comerías vivirías

el / ella hablaría comería viviría

nosotroshablaríamos

comeríamos viviríamos

vosotros hablaríais comeríais viviríais

ellos / ellas hablarían comerían vivirían

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Reflexive verbs in the Conditional

The conditional of reflexive verbs is formed in just the same way as for ordinary verbs, except that you have to remember to give the reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os, se).

Le dije que me leventaría tempranoI said I would get up

early.


Würde + infinitive is sometimes called the "conditional" and is equivalent to the English would + infinitive. Wir würden unsere Freunde vermissen.We would.

Würde + infinitive is sometimes called the "conditional" and is equivalent to the English would + infinitive. Wir würden unsere Freunde vermissen.We would.

The second conditional. Use: We use second conditional to express dreams and unreal situations. Example: If I won the lottery, I would buy a beautiful.

The second conditional. Use: We use second conditional to express dreams and unreal situations. Example: If I won the lottery, I would buy a beautiful.

The Conditional Tense The conditional tense can be thought of as the “would” tense. Use the conditional to describe things that “would” or “could” be:

The Conditional Tense The conditional tense can be thought of as the “would” tense. Use the conditional to describe things that “would” or “could” be:

AP Español El Subjuntivo. NOT a verb tense People do not “DO” things. NO ACTION Verb MOOD What people would like/expect of others Very Specific.

AP Español El Subjuntivo. NOT a verb tense People do not “DO” things. NO ACTION Verb MOOD What people would like/expect of others Very Specific.

Anything and Everything You Would Like to Know Conquering The Verb.

Anything and Everything You Would Like to Know Conquering The Verb.

C8 U2 Project the use of would rather + base form of verb.

C8 U2 Project the use of would rather + base form of verb.

¿Qué harías? The Conditional Amy Burger- TE 408. The Conditional The conditional tense is used to talk about something that one would or could do. It.

¿Qué harías? The Conditional Amy Burger- TE 408. The Conditional The conditional tense is used to talk about something that one would or could do. It.

Verbs + Verb · PDF fileTerms verb verb phrase adverb transitive verb intransitive verb subject of the verb direct object of the verb

Verbs + Verb · PDF fileTerms verb verb phrase adverb transitive verb intransitive verb subject of the verb direct object of the verb

 · Web viewWrite whether each would followed by a singular or a plural verb. 1 the sandals – Plural Verb 2 the spoonful – Singular Verb 3 each boy – Singular Verb 4 eggs and

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MODERN - teacher.pl• -ing verb form after like, enjoy • be interested in • used to& wanted to+ verb • Defining relative clauses • Modal will with future reference • Conditional

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Conditional Tense - bccu2.org€¦ · Conditional Tense “Would” do something. Remember: You do NOT add the word “would” before a verb; you simply conjugate the verb using

Conditional Tense - bccu2.org€¦ · Conditional Tense “Would” do something. Remember: You do NOT add the word “would” before a verb; you simply conjugate the verb using

VERB TENSES Cecília Hartt. SIMPLE TENSES 1. SIMPLE PRESENT 2. SIMPLE PAST 3. FUTURE 4. CONDITIONAL.

VERB TENSES Cecília Hartt. SIMPLE TENSES 1. SIMPLE PRESENT 2. SIMPLE PAST 3. FUTURE 4. CONDITIONAL.

Willis, David. 2000. Verb movement in Slavonic ...people.ds.cam.ac.uk/dwew2/slav_cond.pdf · Verb Movement in Slavonic Conditionals 323 for the conditional auxiliary. This change

Willis, David. 2000. Verb movement in Slavonic ...people.ds.cam.ac.uk/dwew2/slav_cond.pdf · Verb Movement in Slavonic Conditionals 323 for the conditional auxiliary. This change

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Conditional sentences consist of two clauses – a main (conditional) clause containing a verb in a form with will or would, and a.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Conditional sentences consist of two clauses – a main (conditional) clause containing a verb in a form with will or would, and a.

Type I : PresentFuture Simple "There will be a problem." Conditional "Would+Verb" He said there would be a problem. Future Continuous "I'll be leaving soon." Conditional Continuous

Type I : PresentFuture Simple "There will be a problem." Conditional "Would+Verb" He said there would be a problem. Future Continuous "I'll be leaving soon." Conditional Continuous

Web viewREVIEW SECOND SEMESTER (GRAMMAR PAGE 1-9) Conditional tense. The conditional tense can be thought of as the “would” tense. Use the conditional to describe things

Web viewREVIEW SECOND SEMESTER (GRAMMAR PAGE 1-9) Conditional tense. The conditional tense can be thought of as the “would” tense. Use the conditional to describe things

PHILOLOGIA - Aix-Marseille University...Verb Tenses and Subject Variation in the Frioulan Language * Timpul verbal ... Alternation of Conditional and Imperfect itive Periphrasis in

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Saquen los apuntes Si clauses… (If I could, I would…) Past subjunctive – conditional.

Saquen los apuntes Si clauses… (If I could, I would…) Past subjunctive – conditional.