realizara

Realizara is a form of the Spanish verb realizar. It is the imperfect subjunctive (subjuntivo imperfecto) in the first or third person singular, using the -ra variant. The full conjugation in this tense is: yo realizara, tú realizaras, él/ella/usted realizara, nosotros realizáramos, vosotros realizarais, ellos/ellas/ustedes realizaran. There is also an alternative -se variant, realizase, which appears in some dialects and registers.

Usage and function: realizara is used in subordinate clauses that express doubt, desire, possibility, or hypothetical situations in the past or in counterfactual contexts. It commonly appears with verbs of wishing, doubt, or necessity, or after si in conditional constructions. Examples include: Si yo realizara ese plan, podría cambiar las cosas; Quería que él realizara la tarea; No creía que ella realizara el informe. In conditional sentences, the imperfect subjunctive is typically paired with the plausible imperfect or conditional main clause.

Morphology and related forms: realizara shares its root with the infinitive realizar, meaning to carry out, accomplish, or make real. The imperfect subjunctive forms contrast with the present subjunctive (realice, realice, realicen) and with the preterite indicative (realizó, realizaron). The -ra form is generally the more common version in everyday speech, while the -se variant reali zase is found in certain regional or literary styles.

See also: Realizar, its related conjugation patterns, and the broader category of subjunctive mood in Spanish.