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Spanish Conditional Perfect
el condicional compuesto
Conditional Perfect describes past actions that would have occurred under certain conditions.
The Conditional Perfect (condicional compuesto) is formed with the conditional of "haber" (habría, habrías...) + past participle. It refers to hypothetical actions in the past that did not actually happen, often in conditional clauses (Si-clauses).
Examples
Habría ido si hubiera tenido tiempo.
I would have gone if I had had time.
¿Qué habrías hecho tú?
What would you have done?
Ellos habrían ganado el partido.
They would have won the match.
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