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Spanish/Tenses/Indicative/Simple/Conditional
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-AR / -ER / -IRconjugationexampletranslation-AR / -ER / -IRhablarto speakYoinfinitive+íahablaríaI would speakTúinfinitive+íashablaríasYou would speakÉlinfinitive+íahablaríaHe would speakNosotrosinfinitive+íamoshablaríamosWe would speakVosotrosinfinitive+íaishablaríaisYou all would speakEllosinfinitive+íanhablaríanThey would speak
Some things to note:
Endings in the future tense are attached to the infinitive, not just the stem, of the verb.
-AR, -ER, and -IR verbs all take the same endings.
If these endings look familiar, it is because they are the same as the -ER/-IR endings of the imperfect tense. And thus, as with the imperfect, the yo and él forms are the same and may use subject pronouns for clarity.