There are four main verb moods (modes de temps) in French: the indicative, the subjunctive, the conditional and the imperative. In this chapter, we will study the conditional. There are two tenses that use the conditional mood: the present conditional and the past conditional.
First, we will study the present conditional, its form and its use. In this lesson, we will explore the cases that require the present conditionnal.
It is important to remember that the present conditionnal is used to express eventuality, uncertainty, and a possible consequence of a condition. It is used in the following cases:
Could you help me find my glasses please?
First, we will study the present conditional, its form and its use. In this lesson, we will explore the cases that require the present conditionnal.
It is important to remember that the present conditionnal is used to express eventuality, uncertainty, and a possible consequence of a condition. It is used in the following cases:
In polite requests
Pourriez-vous m’aider à retrouver mes lunettes s’il vous plaît ?Could you help me find my glasses please?