Koniugacja disputar Tryb warunkowy
disputar — to compete for
Hypothetical 'would' actions: 'Disputaría' (I would compete), 'Disputarían' (they would compete).
Formy disputar Tryb warunkowy
Kiedy używać Tryb warunkowy
Use the conditional tense for hypothetical situations ('what would happen'), polite requests, or to express something that was in the future from a past perspective. For 'disputar', it could be 'I would dispute the claim if I had proof' or 'Would you compete in the race?'.
Uwagi dotyczące disputar w czasie Tryb warunkowy
Disputar is regular in the conditional tense. The stem is the full infinitive 'disputar'.
Przykładowe zdania
Si tuviera más tiempo, yo disputaría el maratón.
If I had more time, I would compete in the marathon.
yo
¿Tú disputarías la decisión si creyeras que es injusta?
Would you dispute the decision if you believed it was unfair?
tú
Ellos disputarían el título si jugaran mejor.
They would compete for the title if they played better.
ellos/ellas/ustedes
Me gustaría que usted disputara la presidencia.
I would like you to run for president.
Częste błędy
Błąd: Confusing conditional with future tense.
Poprawnie: Use 'disputaría' for 'I would compete' (hypothetical), not 'disputaré' (I will compete).
Dlaczego: The future tense talks about what will happen, while the conditional talks about what would happen under certain conditions.
Błąd: Using the imperfect subjunctive instead of conditional for polite requests.
Poprawnie: For a polite request, 'disputaría' is often used, not 'disputara'.
Dlaczego: While related, the conditional is typically used for polite requests directed at someone else.
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Powiązane czasy
Czas teraźniejszy
yo: disputo
Habitual actions or things happening now: 'Yo disputo' (I compete), 'Ellos disputan' (they compete).
Czas przeszły prosty
yo: disputé
Completed past actions: 'Disputé' (I competed), 'Disputó' (he/she/you competed), 'Disputaron' (they competed).
Czas przeszły niedokonany
yo: disputaba
Ongoing or habitual past actions: 'Disputaba' (I used to compete), 'Disputaban' (they used to compete).
Czas przyszły
yo: disputaré
Future actions: 'Disputaré' (I will compete), 'Disputarán' (they will compete).
Tryb Subj. teraźniejszy
yo: dispute
Used after wishes, doubts, emotions: 'Espero que disputemos' (I hope we compete), 'Dudo que disputen' (I doubt they compete).
Tryb Subj. przeszły niedokonany
yo: disputara
Past subjunctive uses like 'si disputara' (if I competed) or 'para que disputaran' (so that they would compete).
Tryb rozkazujący (twierdzący)
yo: disputa
Commands like 'Disputa!' (you), 'Dispute!' (he/she/you formal), 'Disputemos!' (we), 'Disputad!' (you all, Spain), 'Disputen!' (you all).
Tryb rozkazujący (przeczący)
yo: no disputes
Negative commands like 'No disputes!' (you), 'No dispute!' (he/she/you formal), 'No disputemos!' (we), 'No disputéis!' (you all, Spain), 'No disputen!' (you all).