À l'université : infinitive as noun, conditional verbs, conversation (Edexcel)
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I can ask and answer questions about future study plans using the present, future and conditional.
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An infinitive can be used as the subject of a sentence to express an activity. It works like a noun.
We normally translate infinitives as nouns using the -ing form of the verb in English.
The conditional has the same stem as the future tense and the same endings as the imperfect, e.g. 'j'aimerais'.
The future and the conditional can be usefully combined to express plans and hopes for the future.
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