El Condicional Perfecto is used in Spanish to say something would have happened.
| yo | habría | |
| tú | habrías | |
| él / ella / Ud. | habría | + past participle |
| nosotros | habríamos | |
| vosotros | habríais | |
| ellos /ellas / Uds. | habrían |
This is how to form El Condicional Perfecto:
Look at these examples of irregular verbs in El Condicional Perfecto:
Yo habría escrito un libro.
I would have written a book.
Tú habrías frito las patatas.
You would have fried the potatoes.
Él habría abierto la puerta.
He would have opened the door.
Nosotros no habríamos puesto los libros en la mesa.
We wouldn't have put the books on the table.
Vosotros habríais resuelto el problema.
You would have solved the problem.
Ellos no habrían roto la muñeca.
They wouldn't have broken the doll.
1. Conjugate haber in El Condicional Simple (conditional)
2. List of Irregular Spanish past participles
3. List of Spanish Double Past Participles
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Ellos no habrían roto la muñeca.
They wouldn't have broken the doll.
Él habría abierto la puerta.
He would have opened the door.
Nosotros no habríamos puesto los libros en la mesa.
We wouldn't have put the books on the table.
Yo habría escrito un libro.
I would have written a book.
Tú habrías frito las patatas.
You would have fried the potatoes.
Vosotros habríais resuelto el problema.
You would have solved the problem.
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