Regular er Verbs Conditionnel Présent Conjugation [+6 Examples & Quiz]

In this French grammar lesson you will learn about the regular er verbs conditionnel présent conjugation.

In this lesson you will learn about:

• how regular -er verbs are conjugated in French
• the regular -er verbs in French
• how regular -er verbs are pronounced in French
• how regular -er verbs are used in sentences in French
• how you can quiz yourself on regular -er verbs conditionnel présent conjugations
• how to practice with flashcards on regular -er verbs conditionnel présent conjugation
• how and why you should use the courses of Language Atlas to learn French

Please refer to the French B1 Curriculum to get a better overview of French grammar, if you are curious about how this fits in the overall structure of French B1.

By the end of the lesson you will know all about the regular er verbs conditionnel présent conjugation!

Regular er Verbs Conditionnel Présent Conjugation Table

Regular -er Verbs Conjugation Method

This section will show you how regular -er verbs are conjugated in the conditionnel présent.

There is a two step method that will make everything very easy for you.

In order to conjugate verbs that end with -er in the conditionnel présent one must:

1. Find the stem of the verb in the futur simple. For -er verbs this is the same as the infinitive (full verb).
2. Add the new ending (ais, ais, ait, ions, iez, aient).

In the conjugation table above you can see the verb parler which means to “to speak” in English.

We will take this verb and conjugate it in the “je” form using the two step method.

1. parler

The full verb of “to speak” is parler in French

2. parlerais

When we add the new ending ais, the final conjugated form will be parlerais.

So when you wish to say “I would speak” in French you get:

Je parlerais

Please note that the new endings (ais, ais, ait, ions, iez, aient) are the imparfait endings.

Common Regular -er Verbs

French has three regular verb groups

• regular -er verbs
• regular -ir verbs
• regular -re verbs

The regular -er verbs group is the biggest and most useful group. Most French verbs fall in this group.

Here is a list of common verbs that you are sure to encounter in day-to-day life:

Pronunciation of Regular er Verbs Conditionnel Présent Conjugations

There are 2 important rules to take into account, when you want to pronounce regular er verbs conditionnel présent conjugations.

1. The je, tu, il/elle/on, and ils/elles form have the same pronunciation.

Je parlerais

Tu parlerais

Il parlerait

Ils parleraient

2. The je form of both the conditionnel présent and the futur simple have the same pronunciation.

Je parlerais

I would speak

Je parlerai

I will speak

The context will reveal which one is correct.

You don’t pronounce the letters highlighted in red.

Example Sentences with Regular er Verbs Conditionnel Présent Conjugations

The final section of this lesson on the regular er verbs conditionnel présent conjugations is about seeing the verbs in action.

This is valuable because you can improve your understanding on the regular er verbs conditionnel présent conjugations through examples.

manger

Je le mangerais, si je n’étais pas végétarien.

I would eat it, if I weren’t vegetarian.

aimer

Tu aimerais ça.

You‘d like that.

demander

Je pensais que Tom le demanderait.

I thought Tom would ask for it.

parler

Vous avez dit que nous n’en parlerions pas.

You said that we wouldn’t talk about it.

visiter

Est-ce que vous visiteriez le Japon si vous le pouviez ?

Would you visit Japan if you could?

écouter

Est-ce que vous pensez qu’ils m’écouteraient ?

Do you think that they would listen to me?

Quiz Yourself on Regular er Verbs Conditionnel Présent Conjugations

At the end of every lesson you can do a small quiz.

You will see the sentences of the previous chapter.

You will either need to fill in the blanks, choose the correct multiple choice option, or both.

Once you are done the correct answer will be shown.

You can redo the quiz as many times as you want!

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