Confusing Conditional and Future

Use 'haríamos' to talk about things 'we' would do, but only if a certain condition (often introduced by 'si' or 'if') were true.

Hypothetical Actions

The conditional tense is usually formed by adding endings to the whole infinitive, but 'hacer' is irregular. Instead of 'haceríamos,' the stem shortens to 'har-' (like 'haría,' 'harías,' 'haríamos').

Irregular Conditional Stem

Using 'haríamos' can make a suggestion or a question sound much softer and more polite than using the simple present or future tense.

Polite Framing

Extremely common, as it is the 'we' form of the highly versatile verb 'hacer' (to do/to make) in the conditional tense.

'Haríamos' is the 'we would do' or 'we would make' form of the verb 'hacer' in the conditional tense. Learn how to use this common B1-level conjugation for hypothetical actions and polite suggestions.

haríamos

Complete Conjugation Tables

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indicative

future

conditional

imperfect

present

preterite

subjunctive

imperfect

present

imperative

negative

affirmative

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