Habrias

Question

What does it mean. What tense and form is it'

Answer 1

Thank you, Quentin. Your's was definately the most complete answer. I have not worked with the Conditional tense before. This is very helpful.

Answer 2

Quentin said:

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/haberI don't see where anyone completely answered you question.Look on the link under Conditional tense Indicative mood 2nd person singularIt is also used as an auxilary verb in forming the same person compound (perfect) tenseshabrías, habrías + past participle

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Answer 3

Hi, Tracy.

(1) There should be an accent over the i.
(2) You will learn more if you post the entire sentence where you found this.

Thanks!!

Answer 4

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/haber

I don't see where anyone completely answered you question.

Look on the link under Conditional tense Indicative mood 2nd person singular
It is also used as an auxilary verb in forming the same person compound (perfect) tenses

habrías, habrías + past participle

Answer 5

This is from the verb haber which means to have.

Answer 6

you would have...

Answer 7

Need more input, more data
sincerely,
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