Vocabulary
Et
And
The imperative mood is used for:
Commands
Conjugate Amo in the perfect passive indicative in Latin
Amatus, a, um Sum, Es, Est
Amati, ae, a Sumus, Estis, Sunt
Parse Scriptus Est
3rd sing. perf. Pass. ind.
Libri a poetis creantur.
To lift (up), raise
Tollo, Tollere, Sustuli, Sublatus
Give three irregular singular imperatives
Dic, Duc, Fac
Conjugate Rego in the pluperfect passive indicative in English
I had been loved, you had been loved...
Parse Sublati Eritis
2nd pl. fut. perf. pass. ind.
Oppidum vallo munietur.
The town will be fortified by a wall.
Mitto, Mittere, Misi, Missus
To send
The indicative mood is used for:
Statements and questions
Conjugate Ago, Agere, Egi, Actus in the pluperfect passive indicative in Latin
Actus, a, um Eram, Eras, Erat
Acti, ae, a Eramus, Eratis, Erant
Parse Missae Erant
3rd pl. plup. pass. ind.
Sleep (s.) in the farmhouse.
Dormi in villa.
Enim
for, in fact, truly
The 4th principle part is a:
participle
Conjugate Premo, Premere, Pressi, Pressus in the future perfect passive indicative in English
I will have been pushed, you will have been pushed...
Parse Gestus Es
2nd s. perf. pass. ind.
Spes in Christo posita est.
Hope has been placed in Christ.
Ago, Agere, Egi, Actus
To do, drive, act, treat; give
The subjunctive mood is used for:
potential action, such as opinions, purpose, and wishes.
Conjugate Cogo in the future perfect passive indicative in Latin
Coactus, a, um Ero, Eris, Erit
Coacti, ae, a Erimus, Eritis, Erunt
Parse Cogite
2nd person pl. imperative
Animus, autem, populi sublatus est.