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Participles (ALL) and Active/Passive Periphrastics & Abl. Absol.

I.D. the tense/voice and translate

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(viri)videntespres. act. "(the men) seeing"
(uxor) visurafut. act. "(the wife) about/going to see"
(forum) visumpf. ps. "(the forum) having been seen/seen"
(milites) videndifut. ps. "(the soldiers) about to be seen"
(ancilla) ferenspres. act. "(the slave-girl) bringing"
(vinum) latumpf. ps. "(the wine) having been brought/brought"
(onus) ferendumfut. ps. "(the load) about to be brought"
(servus) laturusfut. act. "(the slave) about to bring"
(puellae) inveniendaefut. ps. "(the girls) about to be found"
(incolae) invenientespres. act. (the inhabitants) finding"
(oppida) inventapf. ps. (the towns) having been found/found"
(custos) inventurusfut. act. "(the guard) about to find"
the man about to walk(fut act) vir ambulaturus
the book to be read(fut ps) liber legendus
the girl studying(pres act) puella studens
the war (having been) fought(pf. ps.) bellum pugnatum
Sum discessurus(Active Periphrastic) I am about to walk
Verba tibi dicenda sunt.(Passive Periphrastic) The words must be spoken by you
Liber discipulis legendus erat.(Passive Periphrastic) The book had be read by the the students.
Orator dicturus erat(active periphrastic) The orator WAS about to speak
Libro lecto, lacrimavimus (lacrimo - cry)(abl. absol) After/When/Since the book HAD BEEN READ, we cried
Bello pugnato, hostes discedent (discedo/ere - depart)(abl. absol) When/Since/After the was HAS BEEN FOUGHT the enemy will depart
Milite vulnerato (vulnero - wound), captivus discessit.(abl. absol) When/Since/After the soldier had been wounded , the prisoner departed.
Puero viso, mater nos iuvabit.(abl. absol) After the boy HAS BEEN SEEN, the mother will help.


Mr. Bray
Antonian College Prep

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