Six Weeks' Preparation for Reading Caesar
Six Weeks' Preparation for Reading Caesar
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But fuero is very rarely combined with the participle in -rns.
Remark 2. The infinitives of the passive peri- phrastic conjugation, both of intransitive and transi- tive verbs, are used impersonally. (Compare Exercises 17, Table ** ; and 19, No'te §.) Examples : — (that it is necessary to fight, that {he) must fight.
6o Six Weeks 9 Preparation monet dicendnm ease, he warns (us) that it is necessary to speak.
that (we) must speak* Remark 3. In both the compound and the peri- phrastic forms of th...e infinitive, ease is very often omitted. Example : — «. m -. , x *x-*m. $ *e said that this had been haeo facta (esse) dixit, I Remark 4. The passive periphrastic form may often be best translated by an active form in English.
Example : — [this cause ought to be under- taken by me ; better, / ought to undertake this cause.
haeo oanaa mini est snscipienda, Practise this substitution in the following Exer- cises : — The preceding examples should be committed to memory.
RULE OF SYHTAI 16.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But fuero is very rarely combined with the participle in -rns.
Remark 2. The infinitives of the passive peri- phrastic conjugation, both of intransitive and transi- tive verbs, are used impersonally. (Compare Exercises 17, Table ** ; and 19, No'te §.) Examples : — (that it is necessary to fight, that {he) must fight.
6o Six Weeks 9 Preparation monet dicendnm ease, he warns (us) that it is necessary to speak.
that (we) must speak* Remark 3. In both the compound and the peri- phrastic forms of th...e infinitive, ease is very often omitted. Example : — «. m -. , x *x-*m. $ *e said that this had been haeo facta (esse) dixit, I Remark 4. The passive periphrastic form may often be best translated by an active form in English.
Example : — [this cause ought to be under- taken by me ; better, / ought to undertake this cause.
haeo oanaa mini est snscipienda, Practise this substitution in the following Exer- cises : — The preceding examples should be committed to memory.
RULE OF SYHTAI 16.
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