Past Conditional Tense in Italian: Condizionale Passato

We just learned about the present conditional tense, but there is a version in the past as well, the past conditional tense, so let's learn about that too!
Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.
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Whoops! At 2:44 for 3rd person plural that should obviously translate to "they would have returned", not "they would have danced". Sorry!

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hey, i have a doubt about the exercise. Lamentarsi is avere or essere?

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@@vinynancytopno564 essere

[@aprilgracelappay532]

@@vinynancytopno564 generally all the reflexive verbs use ESSERE

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[@diloretomichele]

Love these videos - just wish it was explained about what is condizional passato, auxiliaries, etc. If you don't know what these mean - it's hard to understand how to use them in context

[@oskarwinters1873]

few mistakes in this video, 'would have snowed' 'wouldn't have told anyone' is the actual translation. There is quite a big difference in english. The version u used isn't related to the past.

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