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The Infinitive

The Infinitive. Verbals review. Participle . Present participle Caesar vicens Galliam praedam ad Romam portabit . Perfect participle Caesar vulneratus et victus verba fecit . Future participle Caesar victurus Galliam consulem creatus est. Use of the infinitive.

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The Infinitive

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  1. The Infinitive

  2. Verbalsreview

  3. Participle • Present participle • Caesar vicensGalliampraedam ad Romamportabit. • Perfect participle • Caesar vulneratus et victusverbafecit. • Future participle • Caesar victurusGalliamconsulemcreatus est.

  4. Use of the infinitive • #1-subjective • used as the subject of the sentence • E.g.-To win the corona civicameant you saved a citizen’s life during a battle.

  5. Videreestcredere. • To see is to believe.

  6. Spectarestellasestplacidum. • To watch stars is placid.

  7. Use of the infinitive • #2=Objective • used as the object of the sentence • E.g.Romans tried for fifteen year(218-203BC) to rid their land of Hannibal.

  8. Romani temptaveruntvincereGermaniam. • Romans tried to conquer Germany.

  9. Possum scribere. • I am able to write.

  10. Uses of the infinitive • #3-Indirect Statement • After main verbs of ….

  11. SAYING DICO CLAMO NUNTIO lOQUOR

  12. KNOWING PUTO SCIO INTELLEGO CREDO

  13. THINKING PUTO COGNOSCO OSTENDO DOCEO

  14. PERCEIVING, VIDEO AUDIO OLFACIO SENTIO TANGO

  15. Latin will use an infinitiveas the verb of the dependent clause and the subject of the dependent clause will be in the accusative case. • E.g.-Scio discipulosLatinamstudere.

  16. Tense of the infinitive

  17. Caesar dicitmilitesvincere. • Caesar says the soldierswin/conquer.

  18. Caesar dicitmilitesvinci. • Caesar says the soldiersare conquered.

  19. Caesar dicitmilitesvicisse. • Caesar says the soldierswon.

  20. Caesar dicitmilitesvictosesse. • Caesar says the soldierswere conquered.

  21. Caesar dicitmilitesvicturosesse. • Caesar says the soldierswill win.

  22. “LOVE” Practice • She says the boy loves the girl. • Dicitpuerumamarepuellam.

  23. She said the boyloved the girl. • Dixit puerumamarepuellam.

  24. She says the boywill love the girl • Dicitpuerumamaturumessepuellam.

  25. She says the boyloved the girl. • Dicitpuerumamavissepuellam.

  26. She says the girlwas loved by the boy. • Puellam a pueroamatamessedicit.

  27. She said the boy had loved the girl • Dixit puerumamavissepuellam.

  28. She was saying the boy would love the girl. • Dicebatpuerumamaturaumessepuellam.

  29. She says the girlis loved by the boy. • Dicitpuellamamari a puero.

  30. Uses of the infinitive

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