Conditional for Spanish

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Across
  1. 3. The English auxiliary verb that the Spanish conditional tense usually translates to.
  2. 4. "They would live" in Spain, if they could. (Translate the quote).
  3. 7. The base form of the verb that you attach the conditional endings to for regular verbs.
  4. 10. Fill in the blank: "Ellos _____ la verdad." (They would tell the truth.)
  5. 12. "You (informal) would eat" the whole pizza yourself! (Translate the quote).
  6. 14. "We would speak" Spanish all day. (Translate the quote).
Down
  1. 1. The irregular stem for the verb poder.
  2. 2. Fill in the blank: "Me _____ pedir un café, por favor." (A polite way to say "I would like".)
  3. 5. The irregular stem for the verb decir.
  4. 6. The irregular stem for the verb tener.
  5. 7. The ending added to regular and irregular stems for the yo and él/ella/Ud. forms.
  6. 8. Fill in the blank: "Yo que tú, no lo _____." (I wouldn't do it if I were you.)
  7. 9. The irregular stem for the verb querer.
  8. 11. The ending added to regular and irregular stems for the nosotros form.
  9. 13. The irregular stem for the verb saber.