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LNM1 Ch 6 Ex 4: Complementary Infinitive

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EXERCISE 4
Translate into Latin.
If you need help with translating from English to Latin, here is the textbook glossary:

Question 5

5.

We are accustomed to preserve (our) books.

Question 6

6.

You (plural) ought not to fear the Druids (Druidēs).

Question 7

7.

Memory can be strengthened.

Question 8

8.

Stories are usually (are accustomed to be) told by the Druids (Druidibus).

Question 9

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We can have the rewards: rewards can be given by the Druids.

Question 10

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Boys ought to be taught.

Question 1

1.

Rule 68: Verbs that require another action to _______ their meaning will take a _______ without a subject accusative. 

Question 2

2.

"Complementary" comes from the Latin verb _______, which means _______. 

Question 3

3.

What is the most common verb that takes a complementary infinitive?

Question 4

4.

What Latin verb is a synonym for possum?