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Step 1: “E” Dropper Haber -> Habr-
The conditional perfect is the conditional form of the verb HABER + Past Participle of Main Verb Step 1: “E” Dropper Haber -> Habr- Step 2: Add the conditional endings Step 3: Turn main verb into Past Participle -ar becomes -ado -er and -er become -ido Don’t forget the irregulars! © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.
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The conditional perfect is used to express an action that would have occurred, but didn’t.
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Indica las formas apropiadas del condicional perfecto de los verbos.
Nosotros ____________________ (hacer) todos los quehaceres. Tú ____________________ (apreciar) mi poesía. Ellos ____________________ (pintar) un mural. Usted ____________________ (tocar) el piano. Ellas ____________________ (poner) la mesa. Tú y yo ____________________ (resolver) los problemas. Silvia y Alberto ____________________ (esculpir) una estatua. Yo ____________________ (presentar) el informe. Ustedes ____________________ (vivir) en el campo. Tú ____________________ (abrir) la puerta. © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Indica las formas apropiadas del condicional perfecto de los verbos.
She would have returned. You would have seen the movie. They would have gone to the play. I would have done my homework. You guys would have written the letters. He would have fried the potatoes. We would have come back to school. You would have told us. I would have bought it for you. We would have set the table. © by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.
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