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Interpreting Chains of Nonfinite Forms
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LAT.186 Interpreting Chains of Nonfinite Forms
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What is special about perfectum in "Putabamus pontem a militibus refici atque ante hiemem perfectum iri"?
A
Perfectum is a gerundive agreeing with pontem and expressing present obligation.
B
Militibus is the subject of refici and perfectum iri, while pontem is their object.
C
Pontem is the subject of both passive infinitives; in perfectum iri, perfectum is the invariant supine of the future passive infinitive, not a participle agreeing with pontem.
D
Pontem is the object of refici but the subject of putabamus.
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