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Old May 10, 2009, 05:18 PM
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They might have included the infinitive as the fifth mood; I've seen grammar books do that, although it is not a mood. A mood is a finite (conjugated) form, and the infinite, participles, and gerunds are considered infinite (non-conjugated) forms of the verb.
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They might have included the infinitive as the fifth mood; I've seen grammar books do that, although it is not a mood. A mood is a finite (conjugated) form, and the infinite, participles, and gerunds are considered infinite (non-conjugated) forms of the verb.
The infinitive was taught to me as the first mood.
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Years ago, infinitive and potential were included, but nowadays they aren't. Then infinitive was divided into infinitive, gerund and participle. Three moods are the correct thing.
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Years ago, infinitive and potential were included, but nowadays they aren't.
Right... So we went to being light.

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Then infinitive was divided into infinitive, gerund and participle. Three moods are the correct thing.

You mean is in vogue today.
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Right... So we went to being light.

¿Quieres decir que nos adelgazamos?



You mean is in vogue today.
Si digo "está en boga" (del francés vogue") significa que está de moda. Yo quiero decir que "es lo correcto"
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potencial (Spanish) = conditional (English)

As far as I know, the conditional is still considered a mood, but who knows?
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Right... So we went to being light.

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¿Quieres decir que nos adelgazamos?


Correcto.

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Si digo "está en boga" (del francés vogue") significa que está de moda. Yo quiero decir que "es lo correcto"
Yo también quiero decir que era lo correcto.

Puede que cambie nuevamente de acuerdo a las eminencias lingüísticas. Y eso me huele a moda. Hay gente muy enferma que ni siquiera sabe que están enfermas, y aún así son muy inteligentes.

Mejor paro...
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¡Esta bien! In English we cannot use an adverb with to be or can we? I am well -adverb!
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