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Condizionale Passato (Past Conditional)·Condizionale Passato vs. Trapassato Prossimo
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Rule reminder

Trapassato prossimo (aveva fatto) describes what had happened before another past action. Condizionale passato (avrebbe fatto) describes what would have happened under a hypothetical condition.

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Se avessero aspettato, ___ (mangiare) insieme.

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→ Past Conditional with avere: io and tu→ Past Conditional with avere: lui/lei and noi→ Past Conditional with essere: motion and reflexive verbs→ Future-in-the-Past (Indirect Speech)
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