I do not understand why it would be il aurait allé and not il serait allé
Aurélie
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2/03/17
Bonjour Sue !
The lesson says "regular -er verbs", which doesn't include "aller", as it belongs to the "+ être" verbs :)
The lesson says "regular -er verbs", which doesn't include "aller", as it belongs to the "+ être" verbs :)
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sue
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2 March 2017
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I do not understand why it would be il aurait allé and not il serait allé
This relates to:
Conjugate regular -er, -ir, -dre verbs (+ avoir) in Le Conditionnel Passé (past conditional) -