passive form of halagar

Question

I'm trying to say; She would be flattered if you invited her to.... ella se senteria muy halagada si le invtaste a ...

Answer 1

James, Gracias

Answer 2

Sí

Answer 3

Nice catch, Gustavo. But isn't le used in Spain? Leísmo and all that.

So, if this were for use in Spain, it would be:

Ella se sentiría muy halagada si le invitases a ...

Right'

Answer 4

Posted mine before I saw yours or I wouldn't have pointed out the obvious spelling mistakes. I think this occurs because we we are given 15 minutes to edit our responses

Answer 5

But the OP was using the tú form (invitaste), so the imperfect subjunctive (required here after the conditional) is either invitaras or, in Spain, invitases.

Answer 6

I think the passive tense is where the subject under goes the action. Not too sure whether this is a past action or a future action or both. I make it the same as you but with the following spelling corrections.

ella se sent(i)ria muy halagada si le inv(i)tase a ...

Answer 7

Looks good to me, with the minor changes of:

Ella se sentiría muy halagada si le invitaras a ...

(one accent and two spelling changes, and one conjugation change)