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Conditional tense

Newbiedj

Hi, Just wondering if you can help me with the conditional tense.

Is there a different stem to the verb from the future like the verb etre so the stem is ser- +ending

What are the endings?

Are there many irregulars and what are the most commonly used ones?

Merci,

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Narcissus

Etre in conditional tense

je serais
tu serais
il; elle serait
ns serions
vs seriez
ils; elles seraient

You can check out www.verbix.com to conjugate verbs. I couldn't say if there are many irregular forms or not, or which are the most popular. I think it behaves similarly to the future tense though

lili

it's a spece of combinaison between the futur and the imparfait.

so, you have to take the futur fix "er" followed by the imparfait terminaison.

example :

futur : j'aimerai
imparfait : j'aimais
conditional : j'aimerais

i don't think there is exception to this rule.

dundalk cailin

^^ thats it.

Imparfait..take the present form of the 'nous' person, drop the 'ons', the only exception is etre, which stem is -ét and add
ais
ais
ait
ions
iez
aient

Future..take the infintive (obv there are many exceptions), in 're' form, drop 'e', add
ai
as
a
ons
ez
ont

Conditional..take the infinitive, in 're' drop 'e', add
ais
ais
ait
ions
iez
aient

Steffano2002

Or instead of learning all these you can cheat like me by using www.leconjugueur.com!

Yeah, I know, I should be ashamed of myself... Cheating like that even though I'm French... I'm sorry...