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t/f: the conditional form is used to express wishes and possibilities, to give advice, and to make requests and suggestions

imparfait endings to the infinitive

to form the conditional of regular verbs, add the WHAT endings to the WHAT?

-e, drop the -e

for regular verbs when forming the conditional, if the infinitive ends in WHAT, then you WHAT before adding the endings?

imparfait endings to the irregular stems

for irregular verbs, add the WHAT endings to the WHAT?

ir-

(irregular stem) aller

aur-

(irregular stem) avoir

enverr-

(irregular stem) envoyer

ser-

(irregular stem) être

devr-

(irregular stem) devoir

fer-

(irregular stem) faire

mourr-

(irregular stem) mourir

pourr-

(irregular stem) pouvoir

saur-

(irregular stem) savoir

viendr-

(irregular stem) venir

voudr-

(irregular stem) vouloir

t

t/f: some verbs have a spelling change in the stems of the conditional

t

t/f: verbs with “é” in the stem like “préférer” and “répéter” are regular in the conditional. they do not change spelling.

conditional of devoir + infinitive

to say that one should do something, use the what?

conditional of pouvoir + infinitive

to say that one could do something, use the what?