INFINITIVES (Stage 13)

The verb form that ends in -RE is called the

• 2nd person

• passive

• tense

• INFINITIVE

How do we translate the INFINITIVE in "Philus numerare potest"

• was counting

• to count

• counted

• I was counting

How do you translate the INFINITIVE in Volubilis cenam optimam coquere potest.

• to cook

• is able

• was cooking

• he is cooking

What is the INFINITIVE in the sentence, "Bregans non laborare vult."

• Bregans

• non

• laborare

• vult

INFINITIVES end in...

• o, s, t

• bam

• erunt

• re

Translate the infinitive: Loquax cantare potest.

• is able/can

• to sing

• was singing

• he/she sang

Which is the correct translation of "Anti-Loquax saltare potest."

• Anti-Loquax dances

• Anti-Loquax danced

• Anti-Loquax was dancing

• Anti-Loquax is able to dance.

How do you translate the INFINITIVE in the sentence "ego ad Italiam redire volo"

• to return

• I am returning

• he/she was returning

• I returned

"ego aquam bibere nolo."

• I am not able to drink water.

• I want to drink water.

• I was drinking water.

• I do not want to drink water.

The verb form that ends in -RE is called the

• 2nd person

• passive

• tense

• INFINITIVE