Infinitiva

Which two parts of speech are combined in an infinitive?

• verb

• noun

• adjective

• adverb

• preposition

Which of the following verbal properties does an infinitive not have?

• tense

• voice

• subject

In English, all infinitives are preceded by the word . . .

Categorize the six Latin infinitives according to which principal part is used to form them.

Groups:

(a) 2nd principal part (2)

,

(b) 3rd principal part (1)

,

(c) 4th principal part (3)

• perfect active

• present passive

• present active

• future active

• perfect passive

• future passive

Present active: what does this infinitive mean? ​ (a)  

• to verb
• to be verbed
• to have verbed
• to have been verbed
• to be about to verb
• to be about to be verbed

Present active: This infinitive is also known as the . . .

• second principal part

• present stem

• imperative

• participle

Present active: Every infinitive of this kind ends in . . .

• -ī

• -re

• -sse

• -vī

Present passive: what does this infinitive mean? ​​ (a)  

• to be verbed
• to have verbed
• to have been verbed
• to be about to verb
• to be about to be verbed
• to verb

Present passive: To create this infinitive, you start with which principal part?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th

Present passive: In the first, second and fourth conjugations, what change do you make?

• - re

  + rī

• • - ere

  • + ī

• • - ī

  • + isse

• • - tum

    • + tūrum