Complementary Infinitives (Ch. 13/Review Unit)

laborāre nolo.

• I don't want to work
• I can't work
• he doesn't want to work
• I want to work

you don't want to arrive?

• advenīre non vis?
• advenis non vis?
• advenīre nolo?
• advenīre non vult?

in vīllā manēre nōlō.

• I don't want to stay in the house
• I don't want to go into the house
• I want to stay in the house
• I want to go out of the house

We want happy lives.

• vitās laetās volumus
• vitās laetus volumus
• vitās laetās vult
• vitam laetam volumus

Y'all want to see the new dog.

• canem novam vultis
• canem novus vultis
• canem novam vult
• canem novam volunt

Juno Herculem vulnerāre potest,

• Juno is able to wound Hercules
• Juno wants to wound Hercules
• Hercules is able to wound Juno
• Juno wounded Hercules

tibi cantāre volo.

• I want to sing to you
• you want to sing to me
• I want you to sing
• I want you to sing to me

virī canem ex culinā trahere possunt.

• the men are able to drag the dog out of the kitchen
• the man is able to drag the dog out of the kitchen
• the men are able to drag the dog into the kitchen
• the man is able to drag the dogs out of the kitchens

The guards are able to wake the master.

• custodēs dominum excitāre possunt
• custodēs dominum excitāre potest
• custodēs dominus excitāre possunt
• custodēs dominum excitant possunt

Metella is able to hear Quintus.

• Metella Quintum audīre potest
• Metella Quintus audīre potest
• Metella Quintum audit potest
• Metella Quintum audit est potest