Questions & Answers about Cocinar en un espacio estrecho es complicado.
What role does cocinar play in this sentence?
Cocinar is an infinitive used as a noun, serving as the subject of the sentence. It expresses the general action of cooking.
Why isn't there an article before cocinar (like el cocinar)?
You could say El cocinar en un espacio estrecho es complicado, but Spanish often omits el before a nominalized infinitive when the idea is general. Leaving out el sounds more natural.
Why is en used before un espacio estrecho? Could we say dentro de instead?
Why is the article un used before espacio estrecho instead of el?
Why is the adjective estrecho placed after the noun espacio? Could I say estrecho espacio?