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What does the Conditional Tense in Spanish express?
What does the Conditional Tense in Spanish express?
Hypothetical situations that are unlikely to happen. It is the 'would/should' tense in Spanish.
If a noun ends with a vowel, the plural form is made by adding 's'.
If a noun ends with a vowel, the plural form is made by adding 's'.
False (B)
How do you pluralize nouns that end with a consonant?
How do you pluralize nouns that end with a consonant?
Add 'es' to the end of the word
If a noun ends with 'z', change 'z' to 'c' and add 'es'.
If a noun ends with 'z', change 'z' to 'c' and add 'es'.
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What is the Spanish translation of the word 'would'?
What is the Spanish translation of the word 'would'?
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What is the conjugation of the verb 'felicitar' in the conditional tense for the 'yo' (I) form?
What is the conjugation of the verb 'felicitar' in the conditional tense for the 'yo' (I) form?
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What is the conjugation of the verb 'felicitar' in the conditional tense for the 'tú' (you) form?
What is the conjugation of the verb 'felicitar' in the conditional tense for the 'tú' (you) form?
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Flashcards
Conditional Tense (Spanish)
Conditional Tense (Spanish)
Used to express hypothetical situations unlikely to happen, equivalent to 'would/should' in English.
Spanish Conditional Tense: Conjugation (Yo)
Spanish Conditional Tense: Conjugation (Yo)
The conditional conjugation for 'I' in Spanish
Spansih Pluralization: Vowel Ending
Spansih Pluralization: Vowel Ending
Add 's' to nouns ending in a vowel to make them plural
Spanish Pluralization: Consonant Ending
Spanish Pluralization: Consonant Ending
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Spanish Pluralization: 'z' Ending
Spanish Pluralization: 'z' Ending
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Study Notes
Spanish Conditional Tense
- The conditional tense in Spanish is used to express hypothetical situations that are unlikely to happen. It's the "would/should" tense in Spanish
- Example: "If I had a lot of money, I would go on holiday"
- Example verb conjugation:
- Yo - would
- Tú - would
- Él/Ella - would
- Nosotros - would
- Ellos/Ellas - would
- Ustedes - would
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This quiz focuses on the conditional tense in Spanish, which is used to express hypothetical situations. Learn how to conjugate verbs and apply the 'would/should' tense in various contexts through examples and practice.
