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I am currently reading a book trying to improve my Deutsch and I came across some sentences with the following structure:

wäre ich niemals mit unserem Hund rausgegangen

 

und ich hätte auch nie ihn getroffen

There's a Konjunktiv II along with the Perfekt. What is such a grammatical form called? I get what they mean but what would be the grammatical equivalent of those sentences in English?

I am currently reading a book trying to improve my Deutsch and I came across some sentences with the following structure:

wäre ich niemals mit unserem Hund rausgegangen

 

und ich hätte auch nie ihn getroffen

There's a Konjunktiv II along with the Perfekt. What is such a grammatical form called? I get what they mean but what would be the grammatical equivalent of those sentences in English?

I am currently reading a book trying to improve my Deutsch and I came across some sentences with the following structure:

wäre ich niemals mit unserem Hund rausgegangen

und ich hätte auch nie ihn getroffen

There's a Konjunktiv II along with the Perfekt. What is such a grammatical form called? I get what they mean but what would be the grammatical equivalent of those sentences in English?

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Which Grammatical Form and how is it said in English

I am currently reading a book trying to improve my Deutsch and I came across some sentences with the following structure:

wäre ich niemals mit unserem Hund rausgegangen

und ich hätte auch nie ihn getroffen

There's a Konjunktiv II along with the Perfekt. What is such a grammatical form called? I get what they mean but what would be the grammatical equivalent of those sentences in English?