arriverait

Arriverait is the third person singular form of the verb arriver in the present conditional tense in French. It expresses a hypothetical or probable action in the present or future, or the result of a condition.

In use, arriverait indicates what would occur under certain circumstances or what may happen given a particular condition. For example: Il arriverait demain si le train n'était pas retardé. Another common use is in polite or cautious statement about possibilities: Cela arriverait si tout se passe comme prévu. The conditional mood often reflects uncertainty, probability, or a less assertive stance than the indicative.

Arriverait is frequently found in conditional clauses introduced by si. In such cases, the main clause is in the conditional and the si clause is in the imperfect, yielding forms like: Si j'avais le temps, j'arriverais à l'heure. This construction contrasts with a straightforward statement in the future or present: Il arrivera à midi vs. Il arriverait peut-être à midi.

Conjugation overview for the present conditional of arriver (je, tu, il/elle/on, nous, vous, ils/elles): j arriverais, tu arriverais, il/elle/on arriverait, nous arriverions, vous arriveriez, ils/elles arriveraient. The form behaves like most French -er verbs in the conditional, sharing the same endings.

Notes: arriverait signals hypothetical meaning rather than a definite future event. It is most common in written or formal French and in contexts discussing probability or policy outcomes.