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How would you conjugate three verbs in a row in Spanish For instance I want to be able to read Is that translated as quiero poder leer OR quiero puedo leer or are both completely wrong?
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∙ 14y ago
Both sentences are wrong. After the verb "quiero", you would write "ser capaz", which literally means "be able". Put it all together and you get "Quiero ser capaz de leer".
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