Online Quiz For Conditional Tense!

The correct translation for "I probably knew" is "sabría" in Spanish. This is the conditional form of the verb "saber" which means "to know." The conditional tense is used to express actions that would happen in the future, but are dependent on a condition. In this case, "I probably knew" indicates a hypothetical situation or uncertainty about the knowledge. Therefore, "sabría" is the appropriate translation.

The correct answer is "hablaría" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "hablar" in the conditional tense for the third person singular pronoun "he" (he would speak).

The correct translation for "we probably had" is "tendríamos" in Spanish. This is the correct answer because "tendríamos" is the first person plural form of the verb "tener" in the conditional tense. It indicates a possibility or probability of having something in the past.

The correct answer is "vivirían". This is the correct translation of "They must have lived" in Spanish. The verb "vivirían" is in the conditional tense, which is used to express probability or speculation about past events. Therefore, it accurately conveys the meaning of the original sentence.

The correct conditional tense verb to complete the sentence is "gustaría." This verb is used to express a desire or preference in the conditional tense. In this sentence, it is indicating that "he" would like or would prefer to read the newspaper in silence.

The correct answer is "compraría." This is the conditional tense form of the verb "comprar," which means "to buy." In this sentence, the conditional tense is used to express a hypothetical situation or a possibility in the past. It suggests that there is a chance or a doubt about whether María actually bought the round-trip tickets.