when is a verb infinitave
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learning Spanish come to this site alot
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updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by thug2darnell
When is a verb used in it's infinitive form? Your question in unclear. Your English is poor at best. - 0074b507, Oct 8, 2009
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A verb is an infinite is it ends in -ar, -ir, or -er. It has not been conjugated. In English it translates "to ____"
Bailar: to dance Comer: to eat Imprimir: to print
updated Oct 8, 2009
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posted by VAFD
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Thug2darnell:
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Look at the link on the next line to see what the infinitive is in English:
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Look at the next link for some notes on the infinitivo (Spanish for "infinitive"):
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Recuerdos/Regards,
Moe
updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by Moe
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unfortunately i still do not no what u mean
updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by thug2darnell
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Hi Thug. A "verb infinitive" is simply a verb that hasn't been conjugated. For example, hablar, cantar, caminar, leer, etc.
updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
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These are infinitives: Tener Hablar Escribir Bañarse
(They end in R; Bañarse is reflexive and that is why the SE is at the end of the R)
updated Oct 8, 2009
posted by god_is_my_judge
