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No. 2,350 in Spanish

tendrían

"Would have" (conditional form of "tener").

In a sentence

  • Ellos tendrían más tiempo si terminaran sus tareas rápidamente.

    They would have more time if they finished their homework quickly.

    This usage of 'tendrían' conveys a hypothetical situation or condition, often used in conditional sentences to express what could happen under certain circumstances.

  • ¿Qué tendrían que hacer para resolver este problema?

    What would they have to do to solve this problem?

    Here, 'tendrían' expresses obligation or necessity in a conditional or hypothetical context, indicating what someone might need to do to accomplish something.

  • Ustedes tendrían la oportunidad de participar en el evento si se inscribieran a tiempo.

    You would have the opportunity to participate in the event if you signed up on time.

    In this example, 'tendrían' indicates a potential opportunity, again reflecting a hypothetical situation dependent on certain conditions.

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