They would meet her in the morning

Bhiodh iad a' coinneachadh rithe sa mhadainn

In A1 Cuspair 11 and A2, Cuspair 8, we looked at the future tense and learnt that it can also have a habitual meaning.

But how do we convey the same meaning when we want to talk about how things used to be in the past?

In A2, Cuspair 6, we looked at the conditional tense ( an tràth cumhach ) to talk about how things would be. Just as in English? We can also use this form to talk about how things  used to be in the past in an habitual sense.  All we need to do is change bidh (be) to bhiodh (would be).

To ask a question with ciamar (how) , cò (who) , dè (what) , cuin(e) (when) , cia mheud (how many) we use the positive (independent) form of the verb. Càit(e) follows its own pattern of using the question (dependent) form of the verb, just as before.