What you would do

si tuviera, iría

if I had, I would go· tap the form for the whole table

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Why it works

For something untrue right now: si + imperfect subjunctive, then the conditional.

Build the form from the ellos preterite: tuvieron gives tuviera, hicieron gives hiciera.

Si never takes the conditional. Si tendría does not exist.

Why not si tendría

si tendría tiempo, lo haría

if I would have time, I would do it

A very common English-speaker error. The would goes in the second half only.

In a full sentence

Si tuviera tiempo y pudiera, iría al gimnasio después del trabajo.
If I had time and could, I would go to the gym after work.
It describes an unreal condition in the present.
Si mi jefe fuera más flexible, iría menos a la oficina.
If my boss were more flexible, I would go to the office less.
Use imperfect subjunctive after si for an unreal present situation.
Si supiera la respuesta, iría tranquilo a la entrevista.
If I knew the answer, I would go calmly to the interview.
The speaker does not know the answer now.
Si estuviera libre, iría de tapas con mis amigos.
If I were free, I would go for tapas with my friends.
Being free is an imagined condition, not a current fact.

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