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Perfect Infinitives Active & Passive

Perfect Infinitives Active & Passive. Perfect Active Infinitives. Perfect Stem third principal part – ī + isse amo, am āre, amavī, amatus Perfect Active Infinitive = amāvisse Translate = to have loved. Perfect Passive Infinitives. Perfect Passive Participle + esse

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Perfect Infinitives Active & Passive

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  1. Perfect Infinitives Active & Passive

  2. Perfect Active Infinitives • Perfect Stem • third principal part –ī • + isse • amo, amāre, amavī, amatus • Perfect Active Infinitive = amāvisse • Translate = to have loved

  3. Perfect Passive Infinitives • Perfect Passive Participle + esse • amo, amāre, amavī, amatus • Perfect Passive Infinitive = amātus esse • Translate = to have been loved • The participle can decline to agree with the subject in case, #, and gender

  4. Exempla scio captīvōs līberātōs esse.  I know that the captives have been freed. audio lībertātem omnibus servīs datam esse. I hear that freedom has been given to all slaves. dominus crēdit servum fūgisse.  The master believes that slave has fled. senatores spirant piratas hostes oppugnavisse. The senators hope that the pirates have attacked the enemy.

  5. Exempla Mutata scivicaptīvōslīberātōsesse.  I knew that the captives had been freed. audivilībertātem omnibus servīsdatamesse. I hear that freedom had been given to all slaves. dominuscrēdiditservumfūgisse.  The master believed that slave had fled. senatoresspiraveruntpiratashostesoppugnavisse. The senators hoped that the pirates had attacked the enemy.

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