Conseguidíamos

Conseguidíamos is a Spanish verb form. It is the first-person plural imperfect subjunctive of the verb conseguir. Conseguir means "to get," "to obtain," "to achieve," or "to manage to." The imperfect subjunctive mood is used in Spanish to express a variety of nuanced meanings, often related to doubt, desire, emotion, or hypothetical situations in the past.

When used, conseguidíamos would typically appear in a subordinate clause. For example, it might follow expressions of doubt or uncertainty, such as "No creía que conseguidíamos..." (I didn't believe that we would get...). It can also be used in clauses expressing a wish or desire, such as "Ojalá conseguidíamos..." (Hopefully, we would get...). Furthermore, it appears in conditional sentences to describe a hypothetical or unreal past situation, like "Si hubiéramos sabido, conseguidíamos..." (If we had known, we would have managed to...). The imperfect subjunctive implies that the action of obtaining or achieving was not a certainty or a completed fact, but rather a possibility, a wish, or a condition.