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What is an infinitive verb and how do I conjugate one?

An infinitive verb is the most simple form of the verb that has not been adjusted to explain who is doing the action, but simply any action itself. In English, the infinitive verb will always begin with &...

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Answered by Amber H. Spanish tutor
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When do I need to use the Subjunctive?

Uses of the Subjunctive in Spanish
1.  Verbs of influence (decir, ordenar, obligar, prohibir que)Recomiendo que veas esta película.Las leyes impiden que usemos las drogas.
2.  I...

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Answered by Laura C. Spanish tutor
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Are there modal verbs in Spanish? How can modality be expressed in Spanish?

In Spanish there are no proper modal verbs, but we use what we call 'perífrasis verbales modales'. These are constructions involving an auxiliary verb conjugated and a main verb in a non-conjugated form (...

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Answered by Francisco T. Spanish tutor
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What is an infinitive verb?

An infinitive verb is essentially just the simplest form that a verb can be.It doesn't specify anything to do with who is completing the action; just the action itself.For exampl...

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Answered by Moira T. Spanish tutor
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Translate the passage into Spanish

Text: I like to recycle because I think it's important not to pollute the environment. Also, I usually turn off the lights and electronic devices and at times I walk to school. Yesterday ...

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Answered by Angela M. Spanish tutor
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