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Participles: present, pf and fut active

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(viri)videntes bellum...pres. act. "(the men) seeing" the war
(uxor) visura infantem...fut. act. "(the wife) about/going to see" (her) baby
(forum) visum a discipulis...pf. ps. "(the forum) having been seen/seen" by the students
(ancilla) ferens aquam...pres. act. "(the slave-girl) bringing" the water
(vinum) latum (from "fero/ferre/tuli/latum")pf. ps. "(the wine) having been brought/brought"
(servus) laturus (from "fero/ferre/tuli/latum")fut. act. "(the slave) about to bring"
(incolae) invenientes aurum...pres. act. (the inhabitants) finding" the gold
(oppida) inventa ab incolispf. ps. (the towns) having been found/found" by the inhabitansts
(custos) inventurus...fut. act. "(the guard) about to find"
the man about to walk home(fut act) vir ambulaturus domum
the girl studying...(pres act) puella studens
the war (having been) fought by the sailors(pf. ps.) bellum pugnatum a nautis
puer discessurus ad ludum...boy about to walk to school
Nomen militis necati in bello...the name of the soldier killed in the war
Dedi puellae lacrimanti aquamI gave water to the crying girl.
fabulae a liberis auditae erant miraethe stories heard by the children were wonderful
Caesar exercitui in bello pugnaturo cito dixitCaesar quickly spoke to the army about to fight in the war.
Poeta novum librum scripturus, est praeclarus.The poet about to write a new book is famous.
Verba ab oratore dicta viris audientibus erant gravissimaThe words spoken by the orator to the men listening were very serious/grave.


Mr. Bray
Antonian College Prep

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