El Condicional Perfecto

Spanish Past Conditional

El Condicional Perfecto also known as El Condicional Compuesto and El Antepospretérito

El Condicional Perfecto is the past tense of the indicative mood, which expresses actions that would have or might have happened in the past. It's about missed opportunities and unrealized potential.

In English the past conditional is formed with ''would have'' + the past participle of the main verb, while in Spanish it is formed like this:

haber in El Condicional Simple + the past participle of the main verb

For example:

El habría venido a casa antes si no hubiera llovido.He would have come home earlier if it had not rained.

Me habría gustado ir contigo.I would have liked to go with you.
  

See also: Spanish Past Tenses and All Spanish Tenses

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