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    Ian has a condition that causes him to add accent marks to all word endings. The document discusses the conditional tense in Spanish, which is used to express "I would..." statements. It notes that the conditional tense follows a set of predictable endings for verbs, with some irregular forms for common verbs like decir, tener, and haber.

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    Ian has a condition that causes him to add accent marks to all word endings. The document discusses the conditional tense in Spanish, which is used to express "I would..." statements. It notes that the conditional tense follows a set of predictable endings for verbs, with some irregular forms for common verbs like decir, tener, and haber.

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    Ian has a condition that causes him to add accent marks to all word endings. The document discusses the conditional tense in Spanish, which is used to express "I would..." statements. It notes that the conditional tense follows a set of predictable endings for verbs, with some irregular forms for common verbs like decir, tener, and haber.

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    Conditional Tense

    IAN

    IAN has a condition.


    Ian’s condition makes him use accent marks on every ending.

    IF I had a million dollars, THEN I would help him.


    Si tendría un millón dolares, ayudaría a el.

    In Spanish, we use the conditional tense to produce “I would…” statements.

    Yo Tú Ud, Nosotros Uds, Ellos,


    Él, or Ella or Ellas
    -ía -ías -ía -íamos -ían

    This works for ALL verbs…-AR, -ER, and –IR.

    There are 8 irregular verbs in the conditional tense:


    ROOT ENDING
    Decir Dir-
    Tener Tendr-
    Poner Pondr-
    Poder Podr-
    Salir Saldr-
    Hacer Har-
    Haber Habr-
    Venir Vendr-

    ☼Remember: you don’t chop off the ending for the conditional tense!☼

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