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llegar Conditional Conjugation

llegarto arrive

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Quick answer:

The conditional of llegar is regular: llegaría, llegarías, llegaría, llegaríamos, llegaríais, llegarían.

llegar Conditional Forms

yollegaría
llegarías
él/ella/ustedllegaría
nosotrosllegaríamos
vosotrosllegaríais
ellos/ellas/ustedesllegarían

When to Use the Conditional

Use this to say someone 'would arrive' under certain conditions or to express polite speculation about an arrival.

Notes on llegar in the Conditional

Llegar is regular in the conditional; simply add the -ía endings to the infinitive.

Example Sentences

  • Llegaría más pronto si tuviera un coche.

    I would arrive sooner if I had a car.

    yo

  • ¿Llegarías a la fiesta si te invito?

    Would you come (arrive) to the party if I invite you?

  • Dijeron que llegarían a las seis.

    They said they would arrive at six.

    ellos/ellas/ustedes

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: Confusing 'llegaría' (conditional) with 'llegaba' (imperfect).

    Correct: Use 'llegaría' for 'would arrive' and 'llegaba' for 'used to arrive'.

    Why: Learners often mix these up because both can translate to 'would' in some English contexts.

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