Latin verb 'amare': infinitives, gerunds and participles
Non-finite forms of amare, each paired with an Italian gloss
The page drills the non-finite forms of the Latin verb amare ('to love'): the perfect and future infinitives, the gerund (amandi, amando, amandum), the supines (amatum, amatu), the present and future participles (amans, amaturus), and the passive infinitives, each set against an Italian equivalent. It is one of several conjugation exercises copied into this pocketbook.
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Non-finite forms of amare with Italian glosses
The infinitives amavisse ('to have loved') and amatum ire, the gerund amandi/amando/amandum, the supines amatum and amatu, and the participles amans and amaturus are each set against an Italian equivalent. The passive infinitives amari and amatum esse / fuisse close the list.