The Conditional Mood of acabar is used to express what would happen under certain circumstances, for example: Acabaría el proyecto si tuviera más tiempo. (I would finish the project if I had more time.)

Acabar is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs in the Conditional Mood.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Divertirse (to have fun) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American Spanish):

The conditional mood of acabar is used to express what would happen under certain conditions or hypothetical situations.

To finish or complete: For example, Acabaría la tarea si tuviera más tiempo. (I would finish the homework if I had more time.)

To run out or use up: For example, Me acabaría el dinero si saliera de fiesta todas las noches. (I would run out of money if I went out partying every night.)

To end or terminate: For example, La empresa acabaría con los despidos si las ventas no mejoraran. (The company would end the layoffs if sales didn’t improve.)

Colloquial: To finish off or kill: For example, Si me sigue molestando, lo acabaría a golpes. (If he keeps bothering me, I would beat him up.) Note: This is a rude, violent expression.

Idiomatic: To have just done something: For example, ¿Qué haces? Acabo de llegar. (What are you doing? I’ve just arrived.)

Examples

Examples of Divertirse in the Conditional Mood

Si acabaría el proyecto a tiempo, podría tomar unas vacaciones. (If I would finish the project on time, I could take a vacation.)

Después de estudiar tanto, acabarías agotado. (After studying so much, you would end up exhausted.)

Ella acabaría decepcionada si no le dijeras la verdad. (She would end up disappointed if you didn’t tell her the truth.)

Si todos acabaríamos el trabajo a tiempo, podríamos salir temprano. (If we all would finish the work on time, we could leave early.)

Con tanto estrés, acabarían enfermos. (With so much stress, they would end up sick.)

Si no tuvieras cuidado, acabarías perdiendo tu dinero. (If you weren’t careful, you would end up losing your money.)

Aunque estudie mucho, acabaría olvidando todo para el examen. (Even if I study a lot, I would end up forgetting everything for the exam.)

Si siguen discutiendo así, acabarían divorciándose. (If they keep arguing like that, they would end up getting divorced.)

No importa lo que haga, acabaría decepcionando a mis padres. (No matter what I do, I would end up disappointing my parents.)

Con tanta comida chatarra, acabarías con problemas de salud. (With so much junk food, you would end up with health problems.)

Si no practicaran más, acabarían perdiendo el partido. (If they didn’t practice more, they would end up losing the game.)

Aunque intentes evitarlo, acabarías discutiendo con tu pareja. (Even if you try to avoid it, you would end up arguing with your partner.)

Si no ahorras dinero, acabarías sin poder jubilarte. (If you don’t save money, you would end up unable to retire.)

Con tanto trabajo, acabaríamos agotados y sin vida social. (With so much work, we would end up exhausted and without a social life.)

No importa cuánto lo intenten, acabarían perdiéndose en la ciudad. (No matter how hard they try, they would end up getting lost in the city.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Divertirse (to have fun) in the Conditional Mood tense (Latin American 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.