Conditional Tense Article
Sorry, I seem to have created a question that did not work due (I assume) to my chosen title- it just links to the reference section.
The question:
In this article, in the yellow box just under the first table it says:
The endings for the conditional tense are the same as those for the imperfect tense. Remember the conditional adds the endings to the infinitive and the imperfect adds them to the stem.
Although I suspect most people figure this out quite quickly, I am wondering if this would be a little more clear:
The endings for the conditional tense are the same as those for the -er and -ir forms of the imperfect tense. Remember the conditional adds the endings to the infinitive and the imperfect adds them to the stem.
If anyone who has enough points to edit a reference article agrees, please change this for me. If everyone thinks this is redundant or self-evident, just ignore this.
2 Answers
HI Stadt, I will edit it right now, I think it is clearer as you put it, you are right
Good observation. I would PM the poster of the article (Paralee, in this case) and point it out to them, rather than having just anyone with sufficient points start to edit the Library articles. By the way, did you post a comment on the article itself, so that readers will note it until it is corrected?
