What is the proper verb rule?

Question

What is the verb rule for conjugation? For example, are there sentences that have more than one conjugated verb or is there only one conjugated verb allowed in a sentence?

I'm getting confused because when I attempt to speak or translate a sentence I'm conjugating all the verbs based on the first 'I,you,he/she/it,they' I see.

Answer 1

Perhaps if we had some specific examples we could help you more effectively.

• For example. Andar. Would I ever have two conjugated andar's in a single sentence? Yo ando a la cantina y ando a la casa. - elsalsero Dec 21, 2009

Answer 2

common uses of the infinitive

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Answer 3

Of course you can have more than one conjugated verb in a sentence.

Mientras yo hablaba con mi esposa, comenzó a llorar.

Both verbs "hablar" and "comenzar" are conjugated, I agree in different tenses and with different personal pronouns, but still conjugated.