Conditional
To conjugate the regular verbs in the conditional tense we simply use the infinitive of the verb and add the following endings: -ia, -ias, -ia, -íamos, -iam.
For example, with the verb “comer” (to eat):
- Eu comeria (I would eat)
- Tu comerias (you would eat)
- Você/ele/ela comeria (you - formal/he/she would eat)
- Nós comeríamos (we would eat)
- Vocês/eles/elas comeriam (you - plural/they would eat)
Only 3 verbs don’t use the infinitive as the root word, but still use the same endings. Those verbs are:
- Fazer (to make/to do). Uses the stem far-: eu faria.
- Dizer (to say). Uses the stem dir-: eu diria.
- Trazer (to bring). Uses the stem trar-: eu traria
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Comeria, faria, diria, traria. Conjugate Portuguese verbs in the conditional, the regular ones and the three that break the pattern, in two exercises.
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