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SUMMARY:Things That Never Happen (Yet You Want to Talk About): Konditional
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DESCRIPTION: “If I were a millionaire, I would live in Australia” ... Sentences like this are in a form called conditional (Konditional in German) since they are only realistic under certain conditions (here, only if I earn a million, otherwise I won‘t move to Australia).In English you use would, but in German we have two options, and in this course Iwill teach you the easier, yet less elegant version: Konditional. In the second course, you will learn the more complicated, though more elegant alternative: Konjunktiv.Konditional works simply by using the verb würden*:ich würdedu würdester würdesie würdees würdewir würdenihr würdetsie würden
In ihrer Situation würde ich nicht allein sein wollen.
Actually Jens is not in her situation, so the whole sentence is conditional (or, actually, even unrealistic), so we make a sentence with würden.That‘s it. Very easy. Notice that we can...

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