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A special verb form not inflected for person and number.
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Why the infinitive in Portuguese "Cartago tem que ser destruída"?
I'm wondering about the infinitive (ser): where does it come from? In what situations is the infinitive used after que: only with ter + que, or also with other verbs? … Is it perhaps a combination of quod and the accusative with infinitive? I would appreciate any information that could help me put this construction in a broader perspective. …
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