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Learn the conditional constructs with Leo and Audrianna in French.


Summary:

In English: I would speak (je parlerais)

 

Regular conjugations:


Take the infinitive form of the verb and add the imperfect endings (same ones for all verbs, regular and irregular). For -re verbs, you take the infinitive, remove the -e and add the imperfect endings

 

 

Used for: expressing what would happen in the future (if a certain condition is met), expressing hypotheses, making requests more polite

 


Usages:

Polite requests

 

In journalism, the conditional is used to express events that “reportedly” or “allegedly” occur.


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