Page 2: Basic Structure and Translation
The page details the fundamental structure of infinitive latino schema and its translation methods. The construction requires an infinitive verb with its subject and related terms in the accusative case, functioning as either a subjective or objective subordinate clause.
Example: The Latin infinitive construction can be translated into modern languages using either explicit forms (that + indicative/subjunctive) or implicit forms (to + infinitive)
Highlight: The subject must always be expressed in the accusative case
