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Conjugation Chart of “Enojarse” (to get angry) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Enojarse”

The Conditional Mood of enojarse is used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities in the future, for example: Si te enojaras conmigo, te pediría disculpas. (If you got angry with me, I would apologize.)

Enojarse is a regular verb, so its conjugations in the Conditional Mood follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs: remove the infinitive ending and add the corresponding conditional endings.

How to Use Enojarse in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of enojarse is used to express hypothetical or potential situations related to getting angry or upset.

Expressing potential anger: For example, Me enojaría si me interrumpieras mientras hablo. (I would get angry if you interrupted me while I’m speaking.)

Expressing hypothetical anger: For example, Te enojarías si supieras la verdad. (You would get angry if you knew the truth.)

Expressing polite requests: For example, ¿Te enojarías si te pidiera un favor? (Would you get angry if I asked you for a favor?)

Expressing doubt or uncertainty: For example, No me enojaría, pero tampoco me gustaría. (I wouldn’t get angry, but I wouldn’t like it either.)

Expressing surprise or disbelief: For example, ¿Te enojarías si te dijera que…? (Would you get angry if I told you that…?)

Expressing a warning or threat (informal): For example, Te enojarías si supieras lo que hice. (You’d get angry if you knew what I did.)

Real Life Examples of Enojarse in the Conditional Mood

Si no me enojaría con tus errores, nunca aprenderías. (If I didn’t get upset with your mistakes, you’d never learn.)

El profesor se enojaría si no hicieras la tarea. (The teacher would get upset if you didn’t do the homework.)

¿Crees que tu mamá se enojaría si llegaras tarde a la cena? (Do you think your mom would get upset if you were late for dinner?)

No te enojarías tanto si practicaras más el idioma. (You wouldn’t get so upset if you practiced the language more.)

Mis amigos se enojarían si no fuera a su fiesta de cumpleaños. (My friends would get upset if I didn’t go to their birthday party.)

Aunque nos enojaríamos, eventualmente entenderíamos la lección. (Even though we’d get upset, we’d eventually understand the lesson.)

Si no os enojaríais tanto, la vida sería más fácil. (If you all didn’t get so upset, life would be easier.)

Los niños se enojarían si les quitaran sus juguetes. (The kids would get upset if you took their toys away.)

Aunque te enojarías, al final verías que tenía razón. (Even though you’d get upset, in the end you’d see that I was right.)

Mis vecinos se enojarían si hiciéramos demasiado ruido. (My neighbors would get upset if we made too much noise.)

No se enojarían si les explicaras la situación con calma. (They wouldn’t get upset if you explained the situation calmly.)

Aunque os enojaríais al principio, con el tiempo lo entenderíais. (Even though you’d all get upset at first, over time you’d understand.)

Mis compañeros de trabajo se enojarían si no cumpliera con mis obligaciones. (My coworkers would get upset if I didn’t fulfill my obligations.)

Aunque nos enojaríamos, al final tendríamos que aceptar el resultado. (Even though we’d get upset, in the end we’d have to accept the outcome.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Enojarse (to get angry) in the Conditional Mood (Castilian Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Conditional mood is also known as the Simple Conditional, Conditional Simple, Would Tense, or Future of the Past in English, and as Condicional Simple, Pospretérito, Potencial Simple, or Condicional de Indicativo in Spanish.