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Subjunctive

Present Subjunctive

yome atreva
te atrevas
él/ella/ustedse atreva
nosotrosnos atrevamos
vosotrosos atreváis
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atrevan

The present subjunctive of atrever (atreva) is used after expressions of doubt, desire, emotion, or uncertainty, like 'Espero que te atrevas.' (I hope you dare).

Imperfect Subjunctive

yome atreviera
te atrevieras
él/ella/ustedse atreviera
nosotrosnos atreviéramos
vosotrosos atrevierais
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atrevieran

The imperfect subjunctive of atrever (atreviera/atreviera) is used for past hypotheticals, wishes, or politeness, like 'Si me atreviera...' (If I dared...).

Imperative

Imperative

atrévete
ustedatrévase
nosotrosatrevámonos
vosotrosatreveos
ustedesatrévanse

Use the imperative of atrever for direct commands like '¡Atrévete!' (Dare!) or '¡Atrévanse!' (Dare!).

Negative Imperative

no te atrevas
ustedno se atreva
nosotrosno nos atrevamos
vosotrosno os atreváis
ustedesno se atrevan

Use the negative imperative of atrever with 'no' and the present subjunctive, like '¡No te atrevas!' (Don't you dare!).

Indicative

Present

yome atrevo
te atreves
él/ella/ustedse atreve
nosotrosnos atrevemos
vosotrosos atrevéis
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atreven

The present tense of atrever (atrevo, atreves, etc.) is for habitual or current actions of daring, like 'Me atrevo a todo.' (I dare everything).

Preterite

yome atreví
te atreviste
él/ella/ustedse atrevió
nosotrosnos atrevimos
vosotrosos atrevisteis
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atrevieron

The preterite of atrever (atreví, atreviste, etc.) describes completed past actions of daring, like 'Me atreví a saltar.' (I dared to jump).

Future

yome atreveré
te atreverás
él/ella/ustedse atreverá
nosotrosnos atreveremos
vosotrosos atreveréis
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atreverán

The future tense of atrever (atreveré, atreverás) indicates future actions of daring, like 'Me atreveré a hacerlo.' (I will dare to do it).

Imperfect

yome atrevía
te atrevías
él/ella/ustedse atrevía
nosotrosnos atrevíamos
vosotrosos atrevíais
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atrevían

The imperfect of atrever (atrevía, atrevías) describes habitual or ongoing past actions of daring, like 'Siempre me atrevía a más.' (I always dared to do more).

Conditional

yome atrevería
te atreverías
él/ella/ustedse atrevería
nosotrosnos atreveríamos
vosotrosos atreveríais
ellos/ellas/ustedesse atreverían

The conditional of atrever (atrevería, atreverías) expresses hypothetical daring ('would dare') or polite suggestions, like 'Me atrevería a preguntar.' (I would dare to ask).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does atrever mean in Spanish?

atrever means "to dare".

Is atrever a regular or irregular verb?

atrever is a regular -er verb in Spanish.

How do you conjugate atrever in the present tense?

The present tense of atrever is: yo me atrevo, tú te atreves, él/ella/usted se atreve, nosotros nos atrevemos, vosotros os atrevéis, ellos/ellas/ustedes se atreven.

How do you conjugate atrever in the preterite (past tense)?

The preterite of atrever is: yo me atreví, tú te atreviste, él/ella/usted se atrevió, nosotros nos atrevimos, vosotros os atrevisteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes se atrevieron.

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