WorksheetsInfinitiva
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 17mins
Salvē! Quid agis hodiē?
Optimē! 😀
Bene! 🙂
Mediocriter. 😐
Male . . . 😒
Pessimē! 😢
You can translate the infinitive form of every verb as . . .
to verb
I verb
verbed
I verbed
no one verbs
In Latin, all infinitives end in . . .
-re
-āre
-ō
-tus
-ī
Based on the previous two questions, the Latin word dormīre should mean . . .
to sleep
I sleep
slept
sleeping
perchance to dream
Whereas if I wanted the Latin for "to see," it would be . . .
vidēre
vīdī
videō
vīsus
vidēns
Match the following infinitive endings to their conjugations.
-āre
I
-ēre
II
-ere
III
-īre
IV
esse
V / sum
Usually, an infinitive is triggered by a main verb.
Match the following infinitive-friendly verbs to their meanings.
temptō
to try
audeō
to dare
soleō
to be accustomed to
volō
to want to
nōlō
to not want to
There's a few more to match!
timeō
to fear
cupiō
to desire
dēbeō
to have to, to must, to ought to
possum
to be able to
Now, a quick review. In quō cāsū (= in what case) est subiectum?
in cāsū nōmīnātīvō
in cāsū accūsātīvō
in cāsū ablātīvō
Now, a quick review. In quō cāsū (= in what case) est obiectum dīrectum?
in cāsū nōmīnātīvō
in cāsū accūsātīvō
in cāsū ablātīvō
Now, a quick review. In quō cāsū (= in what case) est obiectum praepositiōnāle
. . . if the preposition indicates motion towards?
in cāsū nōmīnātīvō
in cāsū accūsātīvō
in cāsū ablātīvō
Now, a quick review. In quō cāsū (= in what case) est obiectum praepositiōnāle
. . . if the preposition indicates motion away, or location?
in cāsū nōmīnātīvō
in cāsū accūsātīvō
in cāsū ablātīvō
Poll time! What's your favorite gustātiō (= appetizer)?
All right. You've had the gustātiō. Now we're going to get into the mensae prīmae.
You will be shown sentences, and asked to match parts of them with the roles they are playing.
Intellegisne (= do you understand?)
Sīc! 👍
Nōn! 👎
SENTENTIA: Rōmānī rēgem vidēre nōn solent.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Rōmānī
obiectum dīrectum
rēgem
infīnītīvum
vidēre
verbum
solent
obiectum praepositiōnāle
nūllum est in sententiā
SENTENTIA: Vīnum in popīnā bibere cupiō.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
ego (in verbō)
obiectum dīrectum
vīnum
infīnītīvum
bibere
verbum
cupiō
obiectum praepositiōnāle
popīnā
SENTENTIA: In Subūrā habitāre nōn audēs.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
tū (in verbō)
obiectum dīrectum
nūllum est in sententiā
infīnītīvum
habitāre
verbum
audēs
obiectum praepositiōnāle
Subūrā
SENTENTIA: Iuvenēs imperātōrem in forō audīre temptant.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Iuvenēs
obiectum dīrectum
imperātōrem
infīnītīvum
audīre
verbum
temptant
obiectum praepositiōnāle
forō
SENTENTIA: Prīma hōra est, et Sabīna in cellā legere cupit.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Sabīna
obiectum dīrectum
nūllum est in sententiā
infīnītīvum
legere
verbum
cupit
obiectum praepositiōnāle
cellā
SENTENTIA: Mendīcī semper in viā dormīre solent.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Mendīcī
obiectum dīrectum
nūllum est in sententiā
infīnītīvum
dormīre
verbum
solent
obiectum praepositiōnāle
viā
SENTENTIA: Nēmō senātōrem īrātum vituperāre audet.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Nēmō
obiectum dīrectum
senātōrem īrātum
infīnītīvum
vituperāre
verbum
audet
obiectum praepositiōnāle
nūllum est in sententiā
SENTENTIA: Nōs āram prō templō adōrāre temptāmus.
Match each pars sententiae to the word playing that pars in the sentence.
subiectum
Nōs
obiectum dīrectum
āram
infīnītīvum
adōrāre
verbum
temptāmus
obiectum praepositiōnāle
templō
