Personal infinitive sentences may often be used interchangeably with finite subordinate clauses.
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An alternative hypothesis traces the personal infinitive back to the Latin infinitive, not to a conjugated verb form.
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The future subjunctive is identical in form to the personal infinitive in regular verbs, but they differ in some irregular verbs of frequent use.
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The Latin "'imperfect subjunctive "'underwent a change in syntactic status, becoming a personal infinitive in Portuguese and Galician.
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In regular verbs, the personal infinitive is identical to the subjunctive future tense; but they are different in irregular verbs : " quando formos " ( " when we go ", subjunctive ) versus " ?melhor irmos " ( " it is better that we go " ).
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