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Lesson 34

Lesson 34. Present Passive Infinitives Feb. 18-21, 2014. All About Infinitives. Infinitives are verb forms that are translated with the word “to….”. All About Infinitives. There are 3 tenses of infinitives: present, perfect, and future. Each tense has 2 voices: active and passive.

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Lesson 34

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  1. Lesson 34 Present Passive Infinitives Feb. 18-21, 2014

  2. All About Infinitives • Infinitives are verb forms that are translated with the word “to….”

  3. All About Infinitives • There are 3 tenses of infinitives: present, perfect, and future. • Each tense has 2 voices: active and passive.

  4. Present Active Infinitive • You learned the present active infinitive in Latin I. • The present active infinitive is the 2nd principal part of the verb…the one that ends in –re. • It’s translated “to (verb).”

  5. Present Active Infinitive • amo, amare, amavi, amatus • doceo, docere, docui, doctus • mitto, mittere, misi, missus • capio, capere, cepi, captus • audio, audire, audivi, auditus • To love • To teach • To send • To capture • To hear

  6. Present Passive Infinitives Now it’s time to learn the present passive infinitive. It’s easy! Just change the final –e to an –i. The English translation is to be verbed: amari: to be loved doceri: to be taught audiri: to be heard

  7. Present Passive Infinitives The only verbs that DO NOT follow that simple rule are 3rd and 3rd –io conjugation. Remember that they always cause trouble and do things a little differently… These are the –o (-io)/–ere verbs, like these: pono, ponere capio, capere duco, ducere

  8. Present Passive Infinitives Instead of changing the –re to –ri, 3rd /3rd –io conjugation verbs go nuts and chop off their ENTIRE -ere, then replace it with just an –i! ducere: to lead capere: to take duci: to be led capi: to be taken ponere: to place poni: to be placed

  9. Present Passive Infinitive • amo, amare, amavi, amatus • doceo, docere, docui, doctus • mitto, mittere, misi, missus • capio, capere, cepi, captus • audio, audire, audivi, auditus • AMARI: to be loved • DOCERI: to be taught • MITTI: to be sent • CAPI: to be captured • AUDIRI: to be heard

  10. What an Infinitive Chart Looks Like: • ACTIVE • Present amare to love • Perfect amavisse to have loved • Future amaturus esse to be about to love • PASSIVE amarito be loved amatusesseto have been loved amatumirito be about to be loved

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