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Subjuntivo Pasado con Torta

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Creo que estaba ausente cuando enseñó esto. Cómo se traduzca

If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake.

Gracias en adelante.

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updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by jeff

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Strictly speaking, they are two different ways to form the past subjunctive of the verb haber. You can see more here (or use the Search Forum box):

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updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by Natasha
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Muchisimas gracias a todos. ¿Pueden explicarme la diferencia entre hubiera y hubiese'

updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by jeff
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In a Spanish class, another alternative you may have learned:

. . . habría preparado una torta

pisacaballo said:

Si hubiera/hubiese sabido que venías, hubiese preparado una torta.

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updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by Natasha
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(¿Cómo se traduce')

updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by lazarus1907
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Si hubiera/hubiese sabido que venías, hubiese preparado una torta.

updated ENE 29, 2009
posted by pisacaballo
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