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Example Question #1 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Si pudiera, mañana yo __________ contigo al concierto. (ir)
vaya
iré
iría
irá
iría
The past conditional form a verb, poder in this case, is a good indication that we should continue to use the conditional to complete the sentence.
If I could, I would go with you to the concert.
Example Question #1 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
La semana que viene, ellos __________ que regresar al colegio. (tener)
tenerán
tendrían
tendrán
tenerían
tendrán
The time at which the even will take place is clearly indicated by la semana que viene; therefore, we should the future tense.
Example Question #2 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
¿Cuantas clases él __________ que completer si quisiera graduarse? (haber)
haberá
habería
habría
habrá
habría
The use of si quisiera suggests a hypothetical situation, in which case we use the conditional.
Example Question #3 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Ya leiste Don Quijote, pero si yo fuera tú, lo __________ otra vez para comprenderlo mejor. (leer)
leerías
leeré
leerás
leería
leería
In this sentence, the term si yo fuera tu (if I were you) indicates what would happen given a particular circumstance. To express this, we use the conditional.
Example Question #4 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Hay un problema con mi cuenta bancaria. No puedo arreglarlo ahora, así que lo __________ más tarde. (hacer)
hago
haré
hará
haría
haré
The speaker places no conditions on what will later do, so we use the future tense.
Example Question #5 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
El próximo viernes __________ mi primo de Buenos Aires a visitarme. (venir)
vendría
ven
vendrá
venirá
vendrá
This sentence states simply what will happen the following Friday, so we use the future tense.
Example Question #21 : Spanish Essentials
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Si la computadora funcionara, nosotras __________ completar el proyecto. (poder)
podríamos
poderiamos
podremos
podemos
podríamos
The sentence expresses what would happen if not for another specific circumstance, so we use the conditional.
Example Question #2 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Nos __________ a acompañarlos, pero no hay espacio en el coche. (invitar)
invitariamos
inviten
invitarían
invitarán
invitarían
The sentence expresses what would happen if not for some other specific circumstance, so we use the conditional.
Example Question #3 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Si ella se apura, no __________ el bus. Pero si se demora, se le va a ir. (perder)
perdería
perderá
perdría
pierda
perderá
The main clause of the sentence is in the present: si ella se apura. Therefore, we use the future tense. This example may be cleareer with a translation: If she hurries, she will not miss the bus.
Example Question #4 : Adverbs, Prepositions, And Conjunctions In Spanish
Choose the correct future or conditional form of the verb in parenthesis to complete each sentence.
Aunque tuviera 21 años, no creo que __________ cerveza. (tomar)
tomará
tomaría tomaré tomaba tomará
tomaré
tomaba
tomaría tomaré tomaba tomará
This sentence expresses a hypothetical situation, so we use the conditional.
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