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LP Review of Infinitives & Indirect Statement

LP Review of Infinitives & Indirect Statement

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World Languages

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11th - 12th Grade

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Kim Alexander

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7 Slides • 17 Questions

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LP Review of Infinitives & Indirect Statement

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Multiple Choice

Translate: curare

1

to take care of

2

to be taken care of

3

to have taken care of

4

to have been taken care of

5

to be about to take care of

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Multiple Choice

Translate: curatum esse

1

to take care of

2

to be taken care of

3

to have taken care of

4

to have been taken care of

5

to be about to take care of

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Multiple Choice

Translate: scripsisse

1

to write

2

to be written

3

to have written

4

to have been written

5

to be about to write

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Multiple Choice

Translate: scripturam esse

1

to write

2

to be written

3

to have written

4

to have been written

5

to be about to write

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Multiple Choice

Translate: vendi

1

to sell

2

to be sold

3

to have sold

4

to have been sold

5

to be about to sell

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Multiple Choice

Translate: vendidisse

1

to sell

2

to be sold

3

to have sold

4

to have been sold

5

to be about to sell

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Now let's try writing some infinitives

Take a minute to notice which principal part is used for each type --

ask for help now if you're not sure about that!

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Fill in the Blanks

"to have spoken" -- use dico, dicere, dixi, dictus

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

"to be about to speak" -- use dico, dicere, dixi, dictus

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

"to be told" -- use narro, narrare, narravi, narratus

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

"to have been told" -- use narro, narrare, narravi, narratus

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

"to hear" -- use audio, audire, audivi, auditus

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

"to be about to hear" -- use audio, audire, audivi, auditus

Type answer...

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Infinitives are used in indirect statements

  • Cicero dicit se iter facere

  • Cicero says he is making a journey

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Different tenses can be used:

  • Cicero dicit se iter fecisse

  • Cicero says he made a journey

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Different tenses can be used:

  • Cicero dicit se iter facturum esse

  • Cicero says he is going to make a journey

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Multiple Choice

Translate: puto te gaudere

1

I think you are happy

2

I think you were happy

3

I think you will be happy

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Multiple Choice

Translate: scimus Caesarem Galliam vicisse.

1

We know Caesar is conquering Gaul.

2

We know Caesar conquered Gaul.

3

We know Caesar will conquer Gaul.

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Multiple Choice

Translate: Pompeius dixit se fugiturum esse.

1

Pompey said that he is running away.

2

Pompey said that he had run away.

3

Pompey said that he was going to run away.

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Active or Passive infinitives can be used

  • Spero liberos dormire.

  • I hope the children are sleeping.

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Active or Passive infinitives can be used

  • Spero liberos doceri.

  • I hope the children are being taught.

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Multiple Choice

Translate: videmus Sextum puniri.

1

We see that Sextus is punishing someone.

2

We see that Sextus is being punished.

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Multiple Choice

Translate: audio Romam captam esse.

1

I hear that she captured Rome.

2

I hear that Rome was captured.

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