Latin.Sch.Acc&Infin

An infinitive means...

• doing

• to do

• do be do

• done

Match the forms of amo to their definitions

• amavisse

• perfect tense

• amavi

• present participle

• amatus, -a, -um

• perfect infinitive

• amare

• present infinitive

• amans / amantes

• perfect passive participle

What is the function of an indirect statement in English?

• To express a direct command

• To report what someone else has said or thought

• To ask a question

• To describe an action in progress

Match the forms of amo to their translations

• to have loved

• amavi

• having been loved

• amatus, -a, -um

• to love

• amavisse

• I loved

• amare

• loving

• amans / amantes

A "verb above the neck" means

• a verb to do with stuff in the air, e.g. flying, throwing, soaring

• a verb to do with something the head does, e.g. seeing, thinking, saying

• a verb that appears first in the sentence

• a verb that has a collar, like a dog.

Match these verbs above the neck to their English

• I say

• credo, credere, credidi

• I believe

• nescio, nescire, nescivi

• I see

• dico, dicere, dixi

• I don't know

• video, videre, vidi

• I know

• scio, scire, scivi

What English word do you ALWAYS need to provide when translating an Indirect Statement?

• than

• this

• that

• thus

Match the forms of moneo to their definitions

• perfect infinitive

• monuisse

• perfect passive participle

• monere

• present infinitive

• monui

• perfect tense

• monens / monentes

• present participle

• monitus

Which of the following is an example of a 'verb above the neck'?

• running

• thinking

• jumping

• swimming

vidit servum laborare

• he sees that the slave is working

• he sees the slave working

• he sees and the slave works

• the slave is working and seeing