CONDITIONAL PERFECT TENSE


Use the conditional perfect when discussing situations in the past which are contrary to the fact, i.e. when talking about something that would have happened: 

	Si hubiera ido a la fiesta, habra visto a Isabel. 
	(If I had gone to the party, I would have seen Isabel.)
 
	Yo le habra hablado a mi hermano. 
	 (I would have talked to my brother.)


To form the conditional perfect, use: 
          habra / habras / habra / habramos / habrais / habran   + past participle

     Yo habra caminado      [I would have walked.]
     T habras caminado      [You would have walked.]
     Ella / l / Usted habra caminado      [She would have walked.]
     Nosotros habramos caminado      [We would have walked.]
     Vosotros habrais caminado      [You all would have walked.]
     Ellos / Ustedes habran caminado      [They would have walked.]