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Conjugation Chart of “Crear” (to create) in the Conditional Mood

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Understanding the Conditional Mood of “Crear”

The Conditional Mood of adivinar is used to express what you would guess or predict, for example: Adivinaría la respuesta si tuviera más pistas. (I would guess the answer if I had more clues.)

Adivinar is a regular verb in Spanish, meaning its conjugations follow the typical pattern for -ar verbs in each tense and mood.

How to Use Crear in the Conditional Mood

The conditional mood of adivinar is used to express hypothetical or imagined situations, possibilities, or wishes related to guessing or divining something.

To guess or divine: For example, Adivinaría el resultado del partido si pudiera ver el futuro. (I would guess the outcome of the match if I could see the future.)

To predict or foresee: For example, Nadie adivinaría que serías un gran chef cuando eras niño. (No one would have predicted that you would become a great chef when you were a child.)

To figure out or deduce: For example, Adivinaría tu secreto si me dieras más pistas. (I would figure out your secret if you gave me more clues.)

To anticipate or expect: For example, Nunca adivinarías lo que me pasó ayer. (You would never anticipate what happened to me yesterday.)

To solve or unravel (colloquial): For example, Si me das más tiempo, adivinaría este acertijo complicado. (If you give me more time, I would solve this complicated riddle.)

Real Life Examples of Crear in the Conditional Mood

Si no adivinaría la respuesta, simplemente lo admito. (If I wouldn’t guess the answer, I’d just admit it.)

Ella adivinaría lo que estoy pensando sin que se lo diga. (She would guess what I’m thinking without me telling her.)

¿Crees que adivinarías el final de la película? (Do you think you would guess the ending of the movie?)

Nunca adivinaríamos que esa broma saldría tan mal. (We would never guess that joke would go so wrong.)

Los niños adivinarían fácilmente las adivinanzas sencillas. (The kids would easily guess the simple riddles.)

En la feria, adivinaría tu edad con solo mirarte. (At the fair, I would guess your age just by looking at you.)

Ni de broma adivinarías lo que me regalaron para mi cumpleaños. (You wouldn’t even guess what they got me for my birthday.)

Aunque no lo creas, adivinaría tu orden en el restaurante. (Believe it or not, I would guess your order at the restaurant.)

¿Adivinarían ustedes la respuesta o prefieren que se las diga? (Would you guys guess the answer or would you prefer I tell you?)

En la oficina, nadie adivinaría que eres el jefe. (At the office, no one would guess that you’re the boss.)

Mamá siempre adivinaría cuando mentíamos de niños. (Mom would always guess when we were lying as kids.)

En el programa de concursos, los participantes adivinarían las palabras ocultas. (On the game show, the contestants would guess the hidden words.)

Aunque adivinaríamos la trama de la película, aún así la disfrutamos. (Even though we would guess the movie’s plot, we still enjoyed it.)

Nadie adivinaría que eres un gran chef por tu apariencia. (No one would guess that you’re a great chef by your appearance.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Crear (to create) 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.