What is the proper verb rule?
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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.
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updated Dec 21, 2009
posted by elsalsero
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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.
updated Dec 21, 2009
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
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updated Dec 21, 2009
posted by lorenzo9
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Perhaps if we had some specific examples we could help you more effectively.
updated Dec 21, 2009
posted by seth446
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
