Do I need to conjugate 2 verbs if they are next to each other in a sentence?

Question

I'm trying to say, "he did not want to walk to the museum." Would it be.. "él no quiso caminar al museo" or "el no quise caminó al museo"

Answer 1

You don´t conjugate two verbs next to each other in the same clause. So it would be ¨él no quiso (not quise) caminar al museo.¨

Answer 2

This is to just start a debate.

Do we ever conjugate two consequtive verbs in an English phrase?

I wonder if anyone can think of one.

Oh yes shouldn't it be

Él no quería caminar al museo.

Answer 3

The -ar, -er, and -ir on the end of Spanish verbs indicates the infinitive (unconjugated) form of the verb and corresponse to the word "to" before the verb in the English infinitive. In English: to speak, to eat, to live correspond to hablar, comer, vivir in Spanish.