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absolver Conditional Conjugation

absolverto acquit

B2irregular (stem-changing o > ue and irregular past participle) -er★★★
Quick answer:

Absolver is regular in the conditional: absolvería, absolverías, absolvería, absolveríamos, absolveríais, absolverían.

absolver Conditional Forms

yoabsolvería
absolverías
él/ella/ustedabsolvería
nosotrosabsolveríamos
vosotrosabsolveríais
ellos/ellas/ustedesabsolverían

When to Use the Conditional

Use the conditional to say you 'would acquit' someone if certain conditions were met.

Notes on absolver in the Conditional

Absolver is regular in the conditional; add the -ía endings to the full infinitive.

Example Sentences

  • Yo los absolvería si tuviera más pruebas.

    I would acquit them if I had more evidence.

    yo

  • ¿Absolverías a alguien sin conocer los hechos?

    Would you acquit someone without knowing the facts?

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: absolveria

    Correct: absolvería

    Why: The conditional tense always requires an accent on the 'í'.

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