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Conjugation Chart of “Exhibir” (to exhibit) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Exhibir”

The Conditional Mood of atreverse is used to express what you would dare to do under certain circumstances, for example: Me atrevería a decirle la verdad. (I would dare to tell him/her the truth.)

Atreverse is a regular verb, meaning its conjugations in the Conditional Mood follow the typical pattern for verbs ending in -er.

How to Use Exhibir in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of atreverse expresses what someone would dare to do or what would happen if certain conditions were met.

To dare to do something: For example, Me atrevería a decirle la verdad (I would dare to tell him the truth). This usage implies having the courage or audacity to do something, often despite potential risks or consequences.

To venture or risk doing something: For example, ¿Te atreverías a saltar de ese acantilado? (Would you dare to jump off that cliff?). This meaning suggests taking a chance or risking something, often in a daring or adventurous way.

To have the nerve or audacity (often rude): For example, ¿Cómo te atreves a hablarme así? (How dare you speak to me like that?). This usage expresses indignation or outrage at someone’s bold or disrespectful behavior.

To dare to suggest or propose something (colloquial): For example, No te atreverías a decirle eso al jefe (You wouldn’t dare say that to the boss). This colloquial usage implies challenging someone to do something they likely wouldn’t have the courage to do.

Real Life Examples of Exhibir in the Conditional Mood

¿Te atreverías a saltar en paracaídas? (Would you dare to go skydiving?)

No me atrevería a conducir tan rápido en esta carretera. (I wouldn’t dare to drive so fast on this road.)

Los niños se atreverían a comer insectos por una apuesta. (The kids would dare to eat insects for a bet.)

Ella se atrevería a decirle la verdad al jefe. (She would dare to tell the boss the truth.)

¿Te atreverías a cantar en un escenario frente a tanta gente? (Would you dare to sing on stage in front of so many people?)

Los alpinistas más experimentados se atreverían a escalar esa montaña. (The most experienced mountain climbers would dare to climb that mountain.)

Yo me atrevería a probar esa comida picante. (I would dare to try that spicy food.)

¿Te atreverías a renunciar a tu trabajo y comenzar un nuevo negocio? (Would you dare to quit your job and start a new business?)

Ella no se atrevería a contradecir a sus padres en público. (She wouldn’t dare to contradict her parents in public.)

Los jóvenes se atreverían a hacer bromas pesadas en la escuela. (The young people would dare to play mean pranks at school.)

Yo me atrevería a viajar sola a un país desconocido. (I would dare to travel alone to an unknown country.)

¿Te atreverías a decirle tus verdaderos sentimientos? (Would you dare to tell them your true feelings?)

Nadie se atrevería a desafiar las reglas en esa empresa. (No one would dare to challenge the rules at that company.)

Ellos se atreverían a hacer cualquier cosa por diversión. (They would dare to do anything for fun.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Exhibir (to exhibit) in the Conditional Mood (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.