English Translation
I would have gone to the mountains had I had the money.
The “explanation” says that the sentence begins “Se avessi…”, but there is no “se” there in fact. Should there be? Or is the “se” optional?
I would have gone to the mountains had I had the money.
The “explanation” says that the sentence begins “Se avessi…”, but there is no “se” there in fact. Should there be? Or is the “se” optional?
Yes, I too would have put “se”. Perhaps in speedy conversation it is dropped or passed over quickly as we do sometimes in English, tho’ I would still go with “se”. Much better rhythm too; -)
Thanks, Floria. Sounds good!
Se is indeed optional in that more formal construction, but you need to put the subject (if any) after the verb.