:09:11
Aren't we quick-witted today...?
:09:14
- Ström?
- "Present a gift."
:09:22
Does that sound familiar, Mr Widgren?
:09:26
Yes, of course.
:09:28
Of course... Continue!
:09:34
"They stepped before the consul
and assured him they were ready."
:09:38
Thank you. That will be all.
:09:43
"Afford a person pleasure." Widgren!
:09:47
Afficere aliquem laetitia.
:09:50
- "Inspire a person with fear."
- In... aliquem timore.
:09:57
"Inspire."
:09:59
- In...
- Well?
:10:03
- Inicere.
- Someone whispered.
:10:08
Genitive with impersonal verbs.
Examples, Kreutz?
:10:12
Miseret, paenitet, piget,
pudet, taedet.
:10:15
- "Pardon". Karlsson?
- Parco, peperci, parsum, parcere.
:10:20
"Beat". Bokstedt?
:10:22
Plango... plantice.
:10:25
- Wrong! Bergström?
- Plango, planxi, planctum, plangere
:10:30
Caesar hostem aggressus devicit.
:10:33
- Widgren?
- "Caesar defeated the enemy."
:10:36
- Example of what?
- Participial construction.
:10:40
- Which one?
- Participium coniunctum.
:10:43
- Predicative attribute.
- Of what?
:10:51
Haven't you prepared for the lesson?
:10:54
I have, sir.
:10:57
I believe you're lying, Mr Widgren.