chapter 5 vocab and infinitives

chapter 5 vocab and infinitives

Multiple Choice

nox

• night

• no one

• fountain

• fever

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iaceo

• lie

• work

• be accustomed

• dare

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nemo

• fountain

• fever

• night

• no one

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soleo

• lie

• work

• be accustomed

• dare

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mortuus

• lie

• dead

• no one

• fever

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finis

• no one

• dead

• end

• fever

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lacrimo

• begin

• weep, cry

• be accustomed

• dare

Look at the following sentences.

ego labōrāre temptō.

I am trying to work.

Rūfīna rīdēre cupit.

Rufina wants to smile.

Mānius aquam bibere temptat.

Manius tries to drink the water.

In each of the Latin sentences above, the verb ending -re means ‘to do’ something. This form of the verb is known as the infinitive.

The infinitive form of the verb is often found with verbs such as cupiō (I want, desire), soleō (I am accustomed, used), temptō (I try), audeō (I dare), and incipiō (I begin).

Look at some examples

cupio dormire.

I want to sleep.

soles ambulare.

You are accustomed to walk.

audet appropinquare.

He dares to approach.

Multiple Select

Check all the infinitive forms.

• ambulare

• dormit

• clamare

• appropinquare

• exstinguo

Multiple Select

One more time. Check all the infinitive forms.

• iacere

• tenemus

• curare

• currere

• laudat

Multiple Choice

Translate the following verb.

laudare

• I praise

• we praise

• he praises

• to praise

Multiple Choice

Translate the following verb.

laudamus

• I praise

• we praise

• he praises

• to praise

Multiple Choice

Translate the following verb.

laudo

• I praise

• we praise

• he praises

• to praise

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Latin translation of the English verb:

to fall

• cadere

• cadit

• incipio

• incipere

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct Latin translation of the English verb:

to begin

• cadere

• cadit

• incipio

• incipere

Multiple Choice

Which is the best translation of the Latin phrase:

solent dormire.

• we are accustomed to sleep.

• they are accustomed to sleep.

• to be accustomed to sleep.

Multiple Choice

Which is the best translation of the Latin phrase:

temptamus laborare.

• we are trying to work.

• they are trying to work.

• to try to work.