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Para preguntas sobre sustantivos, sus usos, significados, etimología o su gramática. // For questions about nouns, their use, meaning, etymology and grammar.
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When to use infinitive vs 3rd person singular present
I know the infinitive of the verb can also be used as a noun, but I notice in some sentences the 3rd person singular present used instead.
For example in the below sentence I want to say:
Odio cuan …
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¿Los infinitivos son sustantivos?
I am trying to understand if the infinitive of a verb can always function as a noun. For example, take the verb cancelar (to cancel), the noun is cancela.
The infinitive cancelar acts as a noun:
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