This document discusses the present conditional tense in English, which is used to express wishes, probable hypotheses, and intentions. It forms the conditional by using "would" plus the base form of the verb. Negation is formed with "wouldn't" and questions with "would" plus the subject. Keywords that indicate the present conditional include "if", "I wish", and "whenever".

1. PRESENT
CONDITIONAL

2. PRESENT
CONDITIONAL
It is used to express:
- wishes: I would live longer!
- probable hypotheses:
If I were you, I would change everything
- intentions: I could help you

3. PRESENT CONDITIONAL
Forma negativa:
I wouldn't believe you!
It wouldn't be a surprise
Forma interrogativa:
How much would your car insurance cost?
Would your parents like to know me?

4. PRESENT CONDITIONAL
Keywords:
- if
- I wish
- Whenever
- Whether