© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-1 Punto di partenza Infinitive constructions consisting of a conjugated verb and an infinitive are common.

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© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-1 Punto di partenza Infinitive constructions consisting of a conjugated verb and an infinitive are common in Italian.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-2 In two-verb constructions, some conjugated verbs are followed immediately by the infinitive. You have already used several of these verbs with infinitives. Sai suonare il violino? Do you know how to play the violin? Non gli piaceva andare allopera. He didnt like going to the opera.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-3 Mia madre mi faceva suonare la fisarmonica. My mother used to make me play the accordion. Il regista le ha lasciato vedere il copione. The director let her see the script. In sentences in which one subject compels or allows another to do something, use fare + [infinitive] or lasciare + [infinitive], respectively. If an object follows the infinitive, then the person being compelled or allowed to act is expressed as an indirect object.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-4 Most two-verb constructions require a preposition between the conjugated verb and the infinitive. You must memorize which preposition is used with each verb. Use the preposition a after the following verbs when they precede an infinitive.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-5 Si è messa a ballare nellintervallo. She began to dance during the intermission. Dai, Massimo, prova a cantare con loro! Go on, Massimo, try to sing with them!

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-6 Many verbs require the preposition di before an infinitive.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-7 Zeno sperava di formare un gruppo rock. Zeno was hoping to form a rock group. Signore, può smettere di fischiare? Finga di gradire lassolo! Sir, could you stop booing? Pretend to enjoy the solo!

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-8 Elena ha paura di ballare davanti al pubblico. Elena is afraid of dancing in front of an audience. Non avevi intenzione di perdere il Festival di Sanremo. You werent intending to miss the Sanremo Festival. You have already learned many expressions that follow the pattern avere + [noun] + di + [infinitive].

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A.1-9 È stanco di essere in tour Tiziano? Is Tiziano tired of being on tour? Sarà felice di arrivare alla fine. Hell be happy to get to the end. The construction essere + [adjective] + di + [infinitive] is also common.

© and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.10A Nino prova (a / di) finire il libro prima di cena. 2.Giorgia e Amelia sperano (a / di) vincere il primo premio. 3.Non mi piace (- / a) lavorare dopo cena. 4.I miei genitori devono (di / -) uscire di casa alle sette di mattina. 5.Io dubito (- / di) arrivare in tempo. 6.Tu e Dario vi dimenticate sempre (a / di) telefonare quando arrivate. 7.Noi non vogliamo (- / a) andare in quel ristorante di nuovo. 8.Ti diverti (- / a) disegnare. 9.Finalmente oggi finiamo (a / di) scrivere la proposta per il progetto. 10.Io amo (di / -) cucinare. Scegli la preposizione corretta per completare ogni frase. Scegli il trattino (dash) se la preposizione non è necessaria.