Send Assorted Conditional with airSlate SignNow

Send assignee conditional

the conditional tense all right the conditional tense is a verb tense you know we have the present tense on the preterite and the imperfect and maybe you've studied the future or the subjunctive this is another one all right well what is the conditional the conditional is to say what you could would or should do and the first step is probably to know how to conjugate it in the nice part about the conditional is that the AR the ER in the ir verbs all have the same endings you'll notice that each one of these has an accent so step one for things you need to do you're gonna have to memorize all right well let's go ahead and let's form a couple so let's take our verb and let's use a block and how about comer we're going to put our block into the yo form and these conjugate just a little bit differently so step one is to take the infinitive and the infinitive is just the non conjugated verb which is what we have right here in step two add your ending so that's right I would speak a lot add your ending we're going to come back over here and look for our ending iya Comair let's do he would eat start with our infinitive and we are going for he would eat and we're looking at our endings eeeh again and we will add that comedia now if you've noticed the yo form and the Lau stead form have the same endings and so what we want to do to clarify is put the subject pronoun so let's go ahead and put in the O and the L and we translate this by saying I would speak he would eat all right step 1 memorize your endings the next question we have do we have any stem changers in the conditional and the answer is no and that makes me happy that's less that I have to memorize the second question that we have is do we have any irregular verbs and unfortunately we do have some irregular verbs which at first makes me a little bit sad but then I find out that these irregular verbs that we're going to use for the conditional well those are the same irregular verbs that we're going to use in the future tense so if I memorize them once then I don't have to memorize them again so maybe he's just I don't know maybe he's a little mad but sad confused I don't know all right so what are our irregular verbs for the conditional tense well we have them right here in this list so you would take day seer for example and we have a stem so you take your stem and then you will add an ending so if we wanted to put it in the yo form the idea in the TU form take our stem at the ending let's look at one more say kid err take our stem and at our ending and again this could be I would want he would want she would want and so what we want to do is clarify that and put our subject pronoun out here alright that's the conditional they're all there is to it memorize your endings memorize your regulars and start practicing all right let me know how you do suerte