ITALIAN GRAMMAR with Examples 163/249 - Future in the past - I was hoping that you would come скачать в хорошем качестве

ITALIAN GRAMMAR with Examples 163/249 - Future in the past - I was hoping that you would come

30 useful sentences to master the grammar of Future in the past in Italian Lesson Materials Grammar Notes with Interactive Quizzes and Games to Practice Future in the past https://www.thinkinitalian.com/future... B1 Level Playlist    • Italian Grammar Lessons (B1) Intermed...   Lesson summary To express the future in the past, use the condizionale passato in Italian, combining an auxiliary verb with a past participle. The past conditional is formed with the present conditional of essere or avere plus the past participle of the main verb. Examples include expressing desires, opinions, and doubts from a past perspective, enhancing narrative depth. When using essere, ensure the past participle agrees in gender and number with the subject. Practice the past conditional to improve your Italian storytelling skills and enrich your communication. Sentences 1. Sarei rimasto a letto tutto il giorno. I would have stayed in bed all day. 2. Saresti rimasta di più alla festa? Would you have stayed longer at the party? 3. Dove sono i miei soldi? Where is my money? 4. Hai promesso che me li avresti ridati oggi. You promised you would give it back to me today. 5. Nessuno credeva che il progetto avrebbe avuto successo. Nobody believed the project would succeed. 6. L'economia sarebbe andata meglio l'anno dopo. The economy would have been better the following year. 7. Speravo che saresti venuta alla festa. I hoped you would come to the party. 8. Anche dopo l'incidente, sarebbero rimasti amici. Even after the accident, they would have remained friends. 9. Aveva bevuto sei caffè. He had drunk six coffees. 10. Quella notte non avrebbe dormito. That night he wouldn't sleep. 11. Scusa il ritardo! Non fa niente. Sorry I'm late! No problem. 12. Immaginavo che saresti arrivato in ritardo. I figured you would arrive late. 13. Tutti speravano che la crisi sarebbe passata presto. Everyone hoped the crisis would be over soon. 14. Era quasi estate. It was almost summer. 15. Presto saremmo andati in vacanza. We would soon go on vacation. 16. Sarei rimasto al cinema per vedere un altro film. I would have stayed at the cinema to watch another movie. 17. Speravo che saresti venuto al mio compleanno. I hoped you would come to my birthday. 18. La lezione sarebbe finita presto. The lesson would end soon. 19. Avrei fatto un'altra lezione ma non avevo tempo. I would have done another lesson but I didn't have time. 20. Ti avrei chiamata ma non avevo batteria. I would have called you but my phone was dead. 21. Sarebbero rimasti di più ma sono dovuti partire. They would have stayed longer but they had to leave. 22. Sarei rimasto sul divano tutto il giorno. I would have stayed on the couch all day. 23. Resteresti a parlare con me dopo la riunione? Would you stay and talk with me after the meeting? 24. Mi avevi promesso che mi avresti telefonato. You had promised you would call me. 25. Pensavo che saresti arrivata da sola. I thought you would arrive alone. 26. Quella sera non avrebbe riposato. That night she wouldn't rest. 27. Non avrei messo quel vestito alla festa. I wouldn't have worn that dress to the party. 28. Avresti fatto diversamente? Would you have done differently? 29. Ci saremmo fermati ma non c'era parcheggio. We would have stopped but there was nowhere to park. 30. Cosa avresti fatto al posto mio? What would you have done in my place? How to Take This Lesson Simply put, you need to *repeat everything that you hear in Italian*. Every lesson includes 30 bilingual sentences and is made up of 3 sequences: A, B, and C. Sequence A: 1. listen to a sentence in English 2. hear it in Italian 3. repeat it while you hear it again. Sequence B: 1. listen to a sentence in English 2. say that in Italian during the pause 3. repeat the sentence in Italian while you hear it. Pro tip: Dont worry if you cant recollect exactly. Try to say something anyway. Sequence C: 1. speak along in Italian About this Italian grammar course What's in this Lesson Welcome to Lesson 163 of our Italian Grammar series designed for (B1) Intermediate learners! In this lesson, you'll practice Italian through our unique Listen & Repeat method. We provide you with a series of 30 sentence pairs in Italian and English, allowing you to naturally acquire the language by listening and repeating. 00:00 30 sentences to listen and repeat What Makes this Lesson Unique Immersive Learning : Hear 30 useful sentence pairs in Italian and English. Simple and Effective : Just listen and repeat to naturally acquire Italian grammar and vocabulary. No Grammar Rules to Memorize : Learn Italian in context, just like a native speaker. What You Will Learn The natural use