Spanish Conditional Tense

Flashcards for Conditional Tense in Spanish

Conditional Tense

Used to express probability, possibility, wonder, or conjecture; usually translated as would, could, must have, or probably.

Conditional Tense (Spanish)

Expresses what would happen under certain circumstances.

The student said that he would study one more hour. (Spanish)

El alumno dijo que estudiaría una hora más.

What time could it have been? (Spanish)

¿Qué hora sería?

He must have been at home. (Spanish)

Estaría en su casa.

We were probably busy when you called. (Spanish)

Estaríamos ocupados cuando llamaste.

Valer (to be worth) - Irregular Conditional

Valdría (I would be worth)

Venir (to come) - Irregular Conditional

Vendría (I would come)

Poner (to put/place) - Irregular Conditional

Pondría (I would put)

Poder (to be able to) - Irregular Conditional

Podría (I would be able to)

Tener (to have) - Irregular Conditional

Tendría (I would have)

Salir (to leave) - Irregular Conditional

Saldría (I would leave)

Querer (to want) - Irregular Conditional

Querría (I would want)

Caber (to fit) - Irregular Conditional

Cabría (I would fit)

Haber (to have—auxiliary verb) - Irregular Conditional

Habría (there would be)

Saber (to know) - Irregular Conditional

Sabría (I would know)

Hacer (to do/make) - Irregular Conditional

Haría (I would do/make)

Decir (to say/tell) - Irregular Conditional

Diría (I would say)