Conditional Mood

Question 1

Conditional Mood Conjugation “Would…”

Answer 1

It also uses the entire infinitive, and the irregular verbs are the same verbs as future tense. It’s also the same for all three endings (-ar, -er and -ir). It also only expressed in one word, so “would” is not needed as in English.

Question 2

Conditional Mood Conjugation -AR

Answer 2

yo -ía
tú -ías
él, ella, usted -ía
nosotros -íamos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -ían

Question 3

Poner Pattern Irregular

Answer 3

Poner type verbs drop the “e” or “i” of the infinitive and add the consonant “d” before the “r”.

yo -dría
tú -drías
él, ella, usted -dría
nosotros -dríamos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -drían

Question 4

Poder Pattern Irregular

Answer 4

Poder type verbs drop the vowel of the infinitve entirely before the “r”.

yo -ría
tú -rías
él, ella, usted -ría
nosotros -ríamos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -rían

Question 5

Decir Irregular

Answer 5

yo -diría
tú -dirías
él, ella, usted -diría
nosotros -diríamos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -dirían

Question 6

Hacer Irregular

Answer 6

yo -haría
tú -harías
él, ella, usted -haría
nosotros -haríamos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -harían

Question 7

Conditional Mood is used to…

Answer 7

• indicate the probability of a future action from the perspective of a previous action the past (like “would + present tense verb” in English)
• indicate hypothetical actions or events that may or may not happen in the future
• express hypothetical action or events that may or may not happen in the present (like willingness)
• communicate probability, wonder or conjecture referring to a past time or activity with verbs such as decir, estar, haber, ser and tener. The English equivalents “approximately, probably, must have, could, I wonder…” are used to express this sense.