My book says “me conviendrait” but I’m wondering should it not be “me conviendrais”?
Conditional tense
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Conditional tense
To say “working in France would suit me” do you say “me conviendrait” or “me conviendrais”?
Asked 2 years ago
Coviendrait (third person singular) is correct, because the subject is "working in France".
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Conditional tense
To say “working in France would suit me” do you say “me conviendrait” or “me conviendrais”?
My book says “me conviendrait” but I’m wondering should it not be “me conviendrais”?
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