This applies also to some verbs in German, in which the conditional mood is conventionally called " ", differing from " ".
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The subjunctive can never be mistaken with the conditional, despite that in the case of the conditional mood the clitic " by " and derivatives can move.
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The conditional tense is usually called " future of the past " in Brazilian grammars, whereas in Portugal it is usually classified as a separate " conditional mood ".
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In addition, all the basic forms ( past and non-past, imperfective and perfective ) can be combined with a particle indicating future tense / conditional mood.
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The conditional mood form can also express past probability : " Seria ele que falava " " It _ would _ be he that was _ speaking ".
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The second form is used for the conditional mood, where the conjunction " wenn "'if'can be omitted without changing the meaning of the sentence.
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The marker of past is "-t /-tt ", and is put exactly the same place as the marker of conditional mood in the present.
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As in English, the conditional mood form can also be used to indicate a future-as-viewed-from-the-past tense aspect combination in the indicative mood.
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In this sentence the " if " clause is in the past subjunctive form of the subjunctive mood, and the " then " clause is in the conditional mood.
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It is in the counterfactual type of conditional sentence that the grammatical form called the conditional mood ( meaning something like the English " would . . . " ) is most often found.
