Conditional Perfect  


Conditional Perfect

The conditional perfect tense is formed using the formula below:

conditional conjugation of haber + the past participle = conditional perfect

The conditional conjugation of haber is shown below:

yo habría (I would have)
habrías (you would have)
él/ella/Ud habría (he/she/you would have)
nosotros habríamos (we would have)
vosotros habríais (you guys would have)
ellos/ellas/Uds habrían (you all/they would have)

The past participle is formed by adding the suffix -ado to -ar verbs and -ido to -er and -ir verbs.

Example: the past participle of hablar (to speak) is hablado . The table below shows the conjugation of hablar in the conditional perfect:

habría hablado (I would have spoken)
habrías hablado (you would have spoken)
habría hablado (he/she/you would have spoken)
habríamos hablado (we would have spoken)
habríais hablado (you guys would have spoken)
habrían hablado (you all/they would have spoken)

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Related Topics
past perfect subjunctive
conditional mood

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