3 years ago

The verb "poder" is usually used with a second verb. The second verb is usually in what form?

Spanish

1 answer:

defon3 years ago

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Answer:

present

Explanation:

ussaly used in a question to ask if you can do something so it is in the present tense but the second would be infinitive. This is because you use the base of the verb meaninng you keep "to".

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