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It means that in the past there was something that stopped you going to the party, so you didn't go, but without that, you would have gone. " d
- It means that in the past there was something that stopped you going to the party, so you didn't go, but without that, you would have gone.
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It means that in the past there was something that stopped you going to the party, so you didn't go, but without that, you would have gone.
"(Last week) I would have gone to the party but I had nothing suitable to wear (so I didn't go)."
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"(Last week) I would have gone to the party but I had nothing suitable to wear (so I didn't go)."
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