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The Simple Conditional Tense in Spanish Objectives: Learn about the simple conditional tense and how to express actions that would occur under certain conditions. Identify the endings for regular and common irregular verbs in the conditional. Practice conjugating verbs and constructing sentences using the conditional. Content: Introduction: The simple conditional expresses what would happen in the present or future under certain conditions that are contrary to fact. Formation: Conditional endings are -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían. Irregular forms include sería, habría, iría. Examples: Dormiría más si no tuviera que trabajar. Ellas lo comprarían si tuvieran el dinero. Iríamos de viaje si no lloviera. Activity: Students conjugate verbs like "hablar" in the conditional and create original sentences. Uses: Recap the uses of the conditional to express possibilities and reactions to unreal situations. Summary: Review key points about forming and using the simple conditional tense.

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