INFINITIVE FORM OF -IRE VERBS

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The infinitive form is an undefinite mood.
It is the base form of the verb (as "to have" / "to be" / "to go" "to ..." in English).

Example:
" Essere o non essere: questo è il problema! "

The infinite mode has 2 different tenses:

• infinito presente  (present infinitive, simple tense)
• infinito passato  (past infinitive, compound tense)

Note:
This mode is called the implicit mode because the form of the verb does not express the subject.

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