08/08/2023
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The past perfect of Subjunctive mode It is a verb tense that is used to refer to an action in the past that takes place before another action also in the past. For example: I was surprised that no you should have came to my birthday.
This verb tense is formed with the auxiliary "have" in the past imperfect of the subjunctive mood followed by participle of the main verb, which is the one that will give it the global meaning. The fact that it is a perfect verb indicates that the action is finished. For example: If only would have left with an umbrella, so I didn't get wet.
The past perfect is used:
First conjugation | Second conjugation | Third conjugation | |
Me | would have or would have loved | would have or would have feared | would have or would have parted |
Your voice | would you or would you have loved | would you have or would have feared | would you have or would have parted |
He she | would have or would have loved | would have or would have feared | would have or would have parted |
Us | we would or would have loved | we would have or we would have feared | we would or would have parted |
You / as / you guys |
would you have or would have loved / would have or would have loved |
would you have or would have feared / would or would have feared |
would you have or would have parted / would have or would have parted |
They / as | would have or would have loved | would or would have feared | would have or would have parted |
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