How to Form the Subjunctive in French

All types of the subjunctive described here use the same endings, except for Type 3 (read on to find out what 'Type 3' is!).

Pronoun	Ending
Je	-e
Tu	-es
Il / Elle / On	-e
Nous	-ions
Vous	-iez
Ils / Elles	-ent

Conditional Clauses in Spanish - Quiz

1. If you were Prime Minister, what would you do?

Si eres primer ministro, ¿qué harás?
Si eres primer ministro, ¿qué haces?
Si fuiste primer ministro, ¿qué hiciste?
Si fueras primer ministro, ¿qué harías?
Si hubieras sido primer ministro, ¿qué habrías hecho?

2. If you had been Prime Minister, what would you have done?

Si eres primer ministro, ¿qué harás?
Si eres primer ministro, ¿qué haces?
Si fuiste primer ministro, ¿qué hiciste?
Si fueras primer ministro, ¿qué harías?
Si hubieras sido primer ministro, ¿qué habrías hecho?

Conditional Clauses in Spanish - A Brief (-ish) Summary

There are two types of conditional clauses used in Spanish:

1. Clauses in which we talk about reality and possibility take the indicative

• si + present indicative + future indicative
• si + present indicative + present indicative
• si + preterite + preterite

Examples

Si salgo temprano, llegaré a tiempo
If I leave early, I will arrive on time
Si salgo temprano, llego a tiempo
If I leave early, I arrive on time

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