livrerais

Livrerais is a French verb form that serves as the present conditional for the verb livrer, meaning to deliver. It is used with the first or second person singular subject, yielding je livrerais (I would deliver) or tu livrerais (you would deliver). The form signals hypothetical action, a conditional situation, or a polite offer or request.

Formation and forms: The present conditional is built by taking the infinitive livrer and adding the endings -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient. For livrer, this gives: je livrerais, tu livrerais, il livrerait, nous livrerions, vous livreriez, ils livreraient. The verb livrer is regular in the conditional, with no irregular stem changes in this tense.

Usage and nuance: Livrerais is commonly found in hypothetical clauses and courteous phrasing. Examples include: "Je livrerais ce colis demain si j'en avais la possibilité" (I would deliver this package tomorrow if I had the possibility) or "Tu livrerais les documents, s'il te plaît?" (Would you deliver the documents, please?). In everyday French, livrer can refer to delivering goods, providing services, or handing over information, and the conditional form often expresses conditional offers, proposals, or polite suggestions.

Related forms: The past conditional would use formed with avoir plus livré, e.g., j'aurais livré. The past participle of livrer is livré. See also other conjugations of livrer for different subjects and tenses.