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“Quemar” (to burn) in the Conditional Mood

Pronoun Conjugation
YoquemarĂ­a
TĂşquemarĂ­as
Él / Ella / Ustedquemaría
Nosotros / NosotrasquemarĂ­amos
Vosotros / VosotrasquemarĂ­ais
Ellos / Ellas / UstedesquemarĂ­an

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Quemar”

The Conditional Mood of quemar is used to express hypothetical or imagined situations, for example: Si tuvieras más tiempo, quemarías algunas calorías haciendo ejercicio. (If you had more time, you would burn some calories by exercising.)

Quemar is a regular verb in Spanish, which means its conjugations in the Conditional follow the same pattern as other verbs ending in -ar.

How to Use Quemar in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of quemar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, often with an implied condition.

To burn or set on fire: For example, quemaría toda la leña si hiciera más frío. (I would burn all the firewood if it got colder.)

To consume by fire: For example, el fuego quemarĂ­a la casa entera. (The fire would burn down the entire house.)

To cause a burning sensation: For example, el sol quemarĂ­a tu piel si no usaras protector solar. (The sun would burn your skin if you didn’t use sunscreen.)

To burn calories or energy: For example, quemarĂ­a muchas calorĂ­as si hiciera ejercicio todos los dĂ­as. (I would burn a lot of calories if I exercised every day.)

To burn or scorch (food): For example, quemarĂ­a el arroz si lo dejara demasiado tiempo en la estufa. (I would burn the rice if I left it on the stove for too long.)

To burn or damage (electronics): For example, el ordenador se quemarĂ­a si no lo apagara durante una tormenta elĂ©ctrica. (The computer would burn out if I didn’t turn it off during an electrical storm.)

To burn or waste (money, resources): For example, quemarĂ­a todo su dinero en apuestas. (He would burn through all his money on gambling.)

To burn or skip (a step or stage): For example, quemarĂ­a la etapa de prueba y lanzarĂ­a el producto directamente. (They would burn the testing stage and launch the product directly.)

To burn or insult (slang): For example, te quemarĂ­a con un comentario hiriente. (I would burn you with an insulting comment.)

Real Life Examples of Quemar in the Conditional Mood

Si quemaría esas cartas, me arrepentiría después. (If I burned those letters, I would regret it later.)

No quemarĂ­amos la basura en el patio trasero porque contaminarĂ­a el aire. (We wouldn’t burn the trash in the backyard because it would pollute the air.)

Los manifestantes quemarĂ­an llantas en protesta. (The protesters would burn tires in protest.)

ÂżQuemarĂ­as esas fotos viejas o las guardarĂ­as como recuerdos? (Would you burn those old photos or keep them as mementos?)

La bruja malvada quemarĂ­a su casa si tuviera la oportunidad. (The wicked witch would burn down her house if she had the chance.)

DespuĂ©s de una ruptura difĂ­cil, algunas personas quemarĂ­an todas las cosas de su ex. (After a tough breakup, some people would burn all their ex’s things.)

Si ganara la loterĂ­a, quemarĂ­a mis deudas quemando los documentos. (If I won the lottery, I would burn my debts by burning the documents.)

En la antigĂĽedad, quemarĂ­an hierbas y especias para purificar el aire. (In ancient times, they would burn herbs and spices to purify the air.)

Si tuviera frío, quemaría leña en la chimenea para calentarme. (If I were cold, I would burn wood in the fireplace to warm up.)

Los chamanes quemarĂ­an salvia y copal durante las ceremonias espirituales. (Shamans would burn sage and copal during spiritual ceremonies.)

Después de una noche de fiesta, quemaríamos muchas calorías haciendo ejercicio al día siguiente. (After a night of partying, we would burn many calories by exercising the next day.)

Si ganara un premio literario, quemarĂ­a mi manuscrito rechazado como un ritual simbĂłlico. (If I won a literary prize, I would burn my rejected manuscript as a symbolic ritual.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Quemar (to burn) in the Conditional Mood (Castilian Spanish) with English Translations:

Spanish English
Yo quemarĂ­a I would burn
TĂş quemarĂ­as You would burn
Él / Ella / Usted quemaría He / She / You (formal) would burn
Nosotros / Nosotras quemarĂ­amos We would burn
Vosotros / Vosotras quemarĂ­ais You all would burn
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes quemarĂ­an They / You all (formal) would burn

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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.