Energiekrise in Deutschland: future vs conditional, 2-verb rule
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I can use the future tense and conditional, applying the 2-verb rule when discussing the energy crisis in Germany and possible solutions.
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To form the future tense, use the present tense of werden to mean 'will, going to’ and an infinitive verb at the end.
To form the conditional, use the conditional form of 'werden' ('würd-') meaning 'would' and an infinitive at the end.
In the 2-verb rule the 2nd (infinitive) verb is at the end of the sentence; second-last place in subordinate clauses.
'Haben' and 'sein' are 'hätte' (would have) and 'wäre' (would be) in the conditional and don't need a 2nd infinitive.
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