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This would be something called conditional mood (No: kondisjonalis), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...". Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "sku...
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Lundin
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2020-09-10T07:25:23Z (about 4 years ago)
- This would be something called _conditional mood_ (No: _kondisjonalis_), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...".
Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "skulle + _infinitive_", one with "skulle (ha) + _past participle_". "Skulle gjort" is indeed the same as the more correct "skulle ha gjort". The "ha" is often omitted in informal situations.- The Norweigan wikipedia page [kondisjonalis](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondisjonalis) explains the various subtle differences between the two forms very well and gives examples where "ha" may be omitted.
- This would be something called _conditional mood_ (No: _kondisjonalis_), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...".
- Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "skulle + _infinitive_", one with "skulle (ha) + _past participle_". "Skulle gjort" is indeed the same as the more correct "skulle ha gjort". The _auxiliary verb_/_hjelpeverb_ "ha" is often omitted in informal situations.
- The Norweigan wikipedia page [kondisjonalis](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondisjonalis) explains the various subtle differences between the two forms very well and gives examples where "ha" may be omitted.
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Lundin
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2020-09-10T07:12:04Z (about 4 years ago)
This would be something called _conditional mood_ (kondisjonalis), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...".- Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "skulle + _infinitive_", one with "skulle (ha) + _past participle_". "Skulle gjort" is indeed the same as the more correct "skulle ha gjort". The "ha" is often omitted in informal situations.
- The Norweigan wikipedia page [kondisjonalis](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondisjonalis) explains the various subtle differences between the two forms very well and gives examples where "ha" may be omitted.
- This would be something called _conditional mood_ (No: _kondisjonalis_), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...".
- Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "skulle + _infinitive_", one with "skulle (ha) + _past participle_". "Skulle gjort" is indeed the same as the more correct "skulle ha gjort". The "ha" is often omitted in informal situations.
- The Norweigan wikipedia page [kondisjonalis](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondisjonalis) explains the various subtle differences between the two forms very well and gives examples where "ha" may be omitted.
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Lundin
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2020-09-10T07:10:29Z (about 4 years ago)
This would be something called _conditional mood_ (kondisjonalis), since is something that comes with a condition, "I should have done it, but...". Kondisjonalis comes in two forms, one with "skulle + _infinitive_", one with "skulle (ha) + _past participle_". "Skulle gjort" is indeed the same as the more correct "skulle ha gjort". The "ha" is often omitted in informal situations. The Norweigan wikipedia page [kondisjonalis](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondisjonalis) explains the various subtle differences between the two forms very well and gives examples where "ha" may be omitted.