Test your knowledge of hypothetical structures in French with this crossword puzzle! From si clauses to conditional and subjunctive constructions, these grammar patterns are essential at B2 level. Can you recall when to use the imperfect, pluperfect, or present conditional? Fill in the grid and prove your mastery of French hypothetical expressions!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Would choose, conditional verb form
- 8. Not based on realistic assumptions
- 9. Would finish, conditional verb form
- 11. To want
- 12. To take or grab something
- 13. Would speak, conditional verb form
Down
- 2. Based on a hypothesis or supposition
- 3. Something assumed without proof
- 4. Always
- 5. Grammatical mood expressing conditions
- 6. A possible future event or outcome
- 7. To form a mental picture of something
- 10. Would live, conditional verb form
Answers
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Across
- 1. Would choose, conditional verb form → choisirait
- 8. Not based on realistic assumptions → irrealiste
- 9. Would finish, conditional verb form → finirait
- 11. To want → vouloir
- 12. To take or grab something → prendre
- 13. Would speak, conditional verb form → parlerait
Down
- 2. Based on a hypothesis or supposition → hypothetique
- 3. Something assumed without proof → supposition
- 4. Always → toujours
- 5. Grammatical mood expressing conditions → conditionnel
- 6. A possible future event or outcome → eventualite
- 7. To form a mental picture of something → imaginer
- 10. Would live, conditional verb form → vivrait
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