Examples of using Infinitive in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
An infinitive always has an understood subject,
If the object is an infinitive or subordinate clause, then use an
if the described subject is an infinitive or a subordinate clause.
The negation applies only to the infinitive paroli and all parts of the sentence which directly relate to it.
We use por+ infinitive mainly when the infinitive has the same subject as the predicate.
However, CV: C occurs only in the infinitive of biconsonantal verbal roots,
Using other prepositions before an infinitive is not illogical
Normally the sentence function of the infinitive is not indicated, but left to be shown by the context.
In the preceding examples, the understood subject of the infinitive is the same as the subject of the predicate verb.
In spoken Serbian the construction da+ present tense is more often used, rather than the infinitive for the formation of the future tense.
An adverb can also be a predicative description of an infinitive verb or of a subclause.
When si is used together with a verb in the infinitive, then si represents the implied subject of the infinitive. .
Infinitives end in-i.
Two split infinitives.
not just in modern usage, but throughout most of the history of the English language(since those split infinitives first popped up around the 13th century).
throughout a good percentage of the history of the English language(since those split infinitives first popped up around the 13th century).
Split infinitive?
Infinitive."My journey.".
Inferre" because the infinitive, pertains to it.
The sign of the infinitive.