B1 · Module 63 · N10 + N11

Real Conditions & Conditional Meaning

I can state a real condition and say what I would do.

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Part 1 — Learn & RecallLearn the real-condition and conditional-meaning patterns, then Recall the learned forms immediately.

Lesson 1 · N10 · Real Si Conditions

Usesi + presentfor a real/open condition

siif — condition

Si tengo tiempo, voy.
If I have time, I go / will go.

Spelling awarenesssi= if. The already-knownsíwith an accent means yes.

Core rule:in this real/open condition pattern, use the present aftersi. Do not put the present subjunctive directly aftersi.

Compare with Module 61: Si tengo tiempo, voy.= if I have time, I go/will go.Voy cuando tenga tiempo.= I will go when I have time. Spanish treats these as different meaning patterns.

Lesson 2 · N11 · Would — The Conditional

Build “would” with the conditional

The conditional endings attach to the infinitive. For irregular verbs, reuse the future stems you already learned.

Person	hablar	comer	vivir
I / he / she / formal you	hablaría	comería	viviría
you	hablarías	comerías	vivirías
we	hablaríamos	comeríamos	viviríamos
they / ustedes	hablarían	comerían	vivirían

Already-known irregular future stems + conditional endingstendr-, podr-, querr-, har-, dir-, vendr-, pondr-, saldr-

ExamplesHaría el trabajo.— I would do the work.
Iría al hotel.— I would go to the hotel.
Podría hablar español.— I could speak Spanish.
Querría café.— I would want coffee.

For now:Module 63 teaches conditional meaning, but it doesnotyet Learn the unrealsiclause that will pair with it later. Do not invent that missing condition.

Part 2 — Build & ConnectUse the Spanish you have learned together in review and practice in new situations while keeping earlier patterns active.

Review & Reuse · 50 Practice Rolls

Keep the Two patterns Separate

Real/opensiconditions use present forms. Conditional forms express would/could meaning. Prior Modules 61–62 patterns remain available for comparison and recall.

Part 3 — Compare Spanish and EnglishEnglish uses “would/could” directly. Spanish builds conditional meaning with the -ía pattern, while a real/open si condition remains in the present indicative. Do not merge those two patterns.

Combined Practice

Choose the Meaning Before the Form

Part 4 — Apply & Communicate

Show What You Can Do

State a real condition or say what you would/could do without blending the patterns.

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