Present conditional and « si » clauses
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Exercises and explanations: French.
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SKILLS
- Regular verb forms
- Irregular stems
- The condition in the imparfait
- The result in the conditional
- Sentence revision and meaning
A quick reminder
The present conditional uses the future stem with the endings -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient.
For the hypothetical sentences in this test: si + imparfait for the condition, then the present conditional for the result.
Example: Si j’habitais près de l’école, je rentrerais à pied.
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About this test and references
Original practice exercises. Suggested level: Grade 9. This is not an official school curriculum assessment. The rules here cover hypothetical sentences using si to introduce a condition.
- OQLF : le conditionnel dans les phrases hypothétiques
- OQLF : généralités sur le conditionnel
- Académie française : conjugaison d’accueillir
- Académie française : conjugaison de courir
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