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Simplified and native speakers:
Simplified example
Joel Alejandro Cortes
Andrés Alberto Vargas Alfaro
Fernando Lazcano
Ronald Flores
Karla González
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Simplified example
Joel Alejandro Cortes
Andrés Alberto Vargas Alfaro
Fernando Lazcano
Ronald Flores
Karla González
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Simplified Example "Si estuviera a punto de fallecer en el desierto..." |
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Joel Alejandro Cortes México, D.F. "En realidad la que vería sería una mujer..." |
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Andrés Alberto Vargas Alfaro Perú, Lima "En condiciones tan malas de gravedad..." |
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Fernando Lazcano Chile, Santiago "Al punto de morirse, esa es la idea ¿no?..." |
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Ronald Flores Guatemala, Guatemala "Por supuesto que lo primero que vendría a mente sería..." |
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Karla González México, San Luis Potosí, Xilitla "Si estuviera muriéndome de calor en un desierto solitario..." |
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Conditional tense
The conditional tense is used to express the idea that something would happen with the implication that its happening depends on some other condition. Often times this other condition is expressed in a si clause which is usually in the imperfect subjunctive. Other times it appears with a pero clause. And finally, the conditional is used to express a future action in a subordinate (que) clause when the action of the main verb is in the past.
The conditional tense is formed by adding –ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, or –ían to the end of the infinitive form of the verb.
Verbs that have irregular forms in the future are also irregular in the conditional. They use the same stem in the conditional as they did in the future tense.
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