Infinitive
Infinitives or know as “infinitos” in Italian language, are simple forms of any verb or verbs given in the Italian dictionary. For all three conjugations there are three different “infinitos” or infinitives.
“Infinitos” or infinitives always deal within the scope of two tenses – the past tense and the present tense. Infinitives or “infinitos” for the present tense are much simpler than infinitives for the past tense.
For the first conjugation, for the past tense of the word “parlene” which means “to speak” would be “avere parlato” which means “to have spoken” Reflexive indication of the first conjugation would be shown for the word “lavarasi” meaning “to wash oneself”, in the past tense as “essersi lavato” meaning “to have washed oneself”
Almost all “infinitos” or infinitives function as Verbally expressed nouns. These verbal nouns may accompany definite articles, which would again be masculine, invariably singular articles.