What happens when two verbs come together in the sentence.
Like: Russians love to walk.
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If two verbs come together, then the second one will be translated like an infinitive ( i.e. it won't be changed). The proper translation of the sentence will be " Русские любят гулять"). And it's not an imperative sentence,,,it's an affirmative one.
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Sorry I missed 'Russians' in your question. In your sentence 'love' works as a main verb and 'to walk ' is an infinitive.
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"Love to walk" it is an imperative sentence. It sounds like if you are ordering someone to love walking.
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