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would have (2nd pers. sing.)
verbformalcommon/ɐvɨˈɾiɐʃ/ha·ve·ri·as
Definition
1Second person singular of the conditional tense of the verb 'haver' (to have). Used to express a future action from a past perspective or a hypothesis.
This conjugated form is rarely used in contemporary spoken discourse, being more common in formal or literary contexts. In current speech, structures like 'tu terias' (you would have) or omission of the pronoun are preferred.
Usage examples
“If you had studied, you would have passed the exam.”
“He asked me what you would have done in my place.”
Synonyms
Common combinations
if you had (conditional)as you would have