The Conditional Tense (Intro)Version en ligne Review the basics of the Spanish conditional tense. par Carolyn Esquivel 1 The future tense can be used to express the probability of a future event, and the conditional can be used to express the probability of a past action. Yes No 2 The verb endings for the conditional tense are different for irregular verbs. Yes No 3 In English, the conditional is a compound verb form made with an auxiliary verb "would" and a main verb. Yes No 4 The conditional tense is formed in the same way as the present subjunctive. Yes No 5 The endings for the conditional tense are forms of ía Yes No 6 There are no irregular verbs in the conditional tense. Yes No 7 In Spanish, the conditional verb form consists of one word. Yes No 8 In Spanish, it's common to use the conditional tense to make polite requests. Yes No 9 "Sin ti, no sé que haría", means, “I would make it without you” Yes No 10 All forms of the conditional tense have a written accent mark. Yes No 11 The conditional tense is used to express "what you would do" or "what would happen". Yes No 12 The irregular verbs in the conditional share the same irregular stems in the preterit. Yes No
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