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Conditionnel passé - Introduction and Overview

Type of Verb Tense (According to structure)

Temps composé – ("Compound" Tense: an auxiliary verb  –  "avoir" or "être" –  followed by the participe passé (p.p.) of the main verb.)

Frequency of Use in Everyday Communication – (Low, Medium, High)

Level of Difficulty in Formulation – (Low, Medium, High)

Skill level for Usage Mastery – (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)

 

This section presents the following variations of the Conditionnel passé

 

Click on the links below to explore, discover, and see the formula(s), examples, and translations of every variation!

 

1A

Conditionnel passé - Actif (Basic Format)

1B

Conditionnel passé - Passif
  (Includes the variations below)
     

 

1

Passif direct – Option 1

 

2

Passif direct – Option 2

 

3

Passif indirect

 

4

Passif pronominal
     

1C

Conditionnel passé - Pronominal
  (Includes the variations below)
   

 

1

Pronominal essentiel

 

2

Pronominal à sens idiomatique

 

3

Pronominal réfléchi direct

 

4

Pronominal réfléchi indirect

 

5

Pronominal réciproque direct

 

6

Pronominal réciproque indirect

 

7

Pronominal passif

 

8

Pronominal impersonnel (passif)
     

1D

Conditionnel passé - with 'aller'

1E

Conditionnel passé - with 'devoir'

1F

Conditionnel passé - with 'pouvoir'

1G

Conditionnel passé - with 'vouloir'