Breakdown of L'agenzia turistica avrebbe organizzato il viaggio per noi.
noi
we
avere
to have
il viaggio
the trip
per
for / in order to / because of
Questions & Answers about L'agenzia turistica avrebbe organizzato il viaggio per noi.
Why does this sentence use avrebbe instead of sarebbe for the past conditional?
The past conditional is built using the exact same rules as the passato prossimo, just with the helper verb in the conditional tense. Because the verb organizzare (to organize) takes avere as its helper verb (e.g., ha organizzato - has organized), it also takes avere in the past conditional (avrebbe organizzato - would have organized).
Since l'agenzia is feminine, why doesn't the past participle end in "-a" (organizzata)?
What does the past conditional tell us about whether this trip actually happened?
Using the past conditional strongly implies an unfulfilled event or a missed opportunity. Avrebbe organizzato tells us that the agency would have organized the trip, but for some reason, they ultimately didn't (perhaps the speakers decided to book it themselves, or the trip was canceled).
Is there another common way to say "tourist agency" in Italian besides agenzia turistica?