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I found the word やめたくなったら. I think it's a conditional past form of やめる. Or
maybe it's やめた conjugated with なったら (conditional form of なる). But the く in the
middle distracts me: I can't find this form in a dictionary. Can you help me
to find some grammar for that? And all I can guess for translation is only
like "if want to stop".
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verbs conjugations
What is grammar of strange form of やめる verb like "やめたくなったら"?
やめたく is not the た-form, it is based on やめたい ('I want to stop'). なる requires a
construction either with に (for nouns and な-adjectives) or -く (the adverb
based on い-adjectives).
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