The conditional perfect in Spanish is the tense we use for talking about actions that would have happened under certain conditions but didn’t. For example, you would use the conditional perfect to say, “Habría ido al concierto, pero estaba lloviendo” (“I would have gone to the concert, but it was raining”).
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