amènerais

Amènerais is a French verb form in the conditional present tense derived from the verb amener, meaning to bring someone to a place. As a mood used for hypothetical or polite statements, amènerais expresses what someone would bring under certain conditions. It can be used with either the first person singular (I would bring) or the second person singular (you would bring), depending on the subject.

Conjugation and forms

The conditional present of amener follows the regular pattern for -er verbs, with the stem amèn- followed by the standard endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient. The common written forms include j’amènerais (or j’amènerais in elided form), tu amènerais, il/elle amènerait, nous amènerions, vous amèneriez, ils/elles amèneraient. The accent on the stem e (amèner-) helps preserve the correct pronunciation.

Usage and nuances

Amènerais is used to describe a hypothetical action of bringing someone to a location, often in conditional clauses or polite requests. It answers questions like “What would you bring someone to?” and is frequently found in sentences such as “J’amènerais mon ami à la gare si tu me le demandes.” In practical terms, amener refers to transporting a person (as opposed to an object, which would use emporter or apporter in different contexts). The form amènerais thus conveys conditional intention or polite suggestion, and it can appear in phrases with si clauses or in offers and proposals.

Examples

- J’amènerais mon frère à la réunion si tu as besoin de soutien. (I would bring my brother to the meeting if you need support.)

- Tu amènerais bien ce livre chez toi? (Would you bring this book to your place?)

See also

French verb conjugation, amener, emmener, apporter, emporter.