Accusative Infinitive

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Accusative Infinitive

• All tenses of the infinitive

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The Infinitive
There are 6 forms of the infinitive
Present Active Infinitive
portare
docere
trahere
audire
Present Passive Infinitive
portari
doceri
trahi
audiri
Perfect Active Infinitive
portavisse
docuisse
traxisse
audivisse
Perfect Passive Infinitive
portatus esse
doctus esse
tractus esse
auditus esse
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The Infinitive
Future Active Infinitive
portaturus esse
docturus esse
tracturus esse
auditurus esse
Present Passive Infinitive
doctum iri
portatum iri
auditum iri
tractum iri
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• credo principem Agricolae invidere
• I believe that the emperor is jealous of
  Agricola
• credebam principem Agricolae invidere
• I thought that the emperor was jealous of
  Agricola
• scit multas provincias a latronibus vexari
• He knows that many provinces are troubled by
  bandits
• sciebat multas provincias a latronibus vexari
• He knew that many provinces were troubled by
  bandits
• centurio hostes dicit constitisse
• The centurion says that the enemy have halted

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• centurio hostes dixit constitisse
• The centurion said that the enemy had halted
• femina maritum servatum esse putat
• The woman thinks that her husband has been saved
• femina maritum servatum esse putavit
• The woman thought that her husband had been
  saved
• senatores pro certo habent cives numquam cessuros
  esse
• The senators are sure that the citizens will
  never give in
• senatores pro certo habebant cives numquam
  cessuros esse
• The senators were sure that the citizens would
  never give in