conditionalimpondría

Conditionalimpondría is a constructed or label-style term used to refer to the conditional mood form of the Spanish verb imponer, specifically the form impondría. It is not a separate verb but a way to discuss the conditional paradigm of this verb, which belongs to the larger set of conditional forms in Spanish grammar.

Morphology and conjugation

The conditional tense of imponer uses the stem impondr- with the standard conditional endings: -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían. The full conjugation in the present conditional is:

yo impondría, tú impondrías, él impondría, nosotros imponeríamos, vosotros impondríais, ellos impondrían. This pattern mirrors other -er verbs built on a stem ending in -dr- after the prefix im-.

Usage

Impondría expresses hypothetical or real actions dependent on a condition, equivalent to “I would impose” in English. It appears in main clauses of conditional sentences, often contrasted with a subordinate clause in the imperfect subjunctive (si tuviera, si pudiera, etc.). Examples: Si encontrara el apoyo necesario, impondría una nueva tasa. No impondría nuevas reglas sin consultar al consejo. It can also be used to indicate polite or hypothetical proposals in formal discourse.

Notes

The form reflects the root pon- within the compound root impondr-, illustrating how prefixes like im- attach to existing verb stems in the conditional. Although conditionalimpondría is not a standard lexical entry, it serves as a concise label for discussing this specific conditional form and its usage across contexts.

See also

Condicional (Spanish), Imponer, Poner, Spanish verb conjugation.