Chapter 22_Grammar Flashcards

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What is the primary function of the infinitive?

A

complementary (it completes the though of the main verb; example: “I want to read a book.” “to read” is the infinitive that completes the idea of the verb “want”)

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What are two more common functions that the infinitive can fulfill?

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  1. It can act as the subject of the verb (subjective infinitive)
  2. It can act as the object of the verb (objective infinitive)
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When functioning as a noun (subjective or objective infinitive), an infinitive will have what characteristics?

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case, number, gender

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When functioning as a noun (subjective or objective infinitive), an infinitive will have what gender and number?

A

neuter and singular

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What are two ways to translate the subjective or objective infinitive?

A

“to ____”

“____-ing”

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If an infinitive takes its own subject what case is the word in?

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It will always be in the accusative case

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What is a gerund?

A

A verbal noun

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How does the English gerund usually show up?

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a verb with -ing attached and that functions as a noun

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What is a gerundive

A

a verbal adj.

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How is the gerund formed?

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Present stem + -nd + second declension neuter endings

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Conjugate amō, ama as a gerund

A

amandī
amandō
amandum
amandō

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