Conditional Tense - irregular verbs

The conditional tense is similar to the future tense - only twelve verbs are irregular. Follow the links to the right for an explanation of the most common irregular verb groups.

One irregular verb is the verb hacer (to make, to do). It is conjugated in the table below:

hacer (example sentences)(full conjugation)

			

				
yo
				
haría
				
(I would do)
			
			

				
tú
				
harías
				
(you would do)
			
			

				
Ud./él/ella
				
haría
				
(you/he/she would do)
			
			

				
nosotros (as)
				
haríamos
				
(we would do)
			
			

				
vosotros (as)
				
haríais
				
(you would do)
			
			

				
Uds./ellos/ ellas
				
harían
				
(you all/they would do)
			
		

Another irregular verb is the verb decir (to tell, to say):

decir (example sentences)(full conjugation)

			

				
yo
				
diría
				
(I would say)
			
			

				
tú
				
dirías
				
(you would say)
			
			

				
Ud./él/ella
				
diría
				
(you/he/she would say)
			
			

				
nosotros (as)
				
diríamos
				
(we would say)
			
			

				
vosotros (as)
				
diríais
				
(you would say)
			
			

				
Uds./ellos/ ellas
				
dirían
				
(you all/they would say)
			
		

Note:
m = male f = female mix = mixed group
yo = I, tú = you (informal)
usted (Ud.) = you (formal)
él = he, ella = she
nosotros = we (m/mix), nosotras = we (f)
vosotros = you guys (informal, m/mix)
vosotras = you guys (informal, f)
ellos = they (m/mix), ellas = they (f)
ustedes (Uds.) = you all (formal)

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