Grammar
Give the 2 Latin voices
active and passive
audior
I am heard
He is known by his companions
Noscitur ex sociis
grain
frumentum i n
I am carried
portor
when a passive action is performed by a living thing
ablative of agent
audiebar
I was heard
Iron is sharpened by iron
ferrum ferro exacuitur
people
populus i m
he was being loved
amabatur
when passive action is performed by non-living thing
ablative of means
audiar
I will be heard
A friend is proven in time of necessity
Amicus in necessitate probatur
joy
gaudium i n
you all will be judged
judicabuntur
passive present endings
or ris tur mur mini ntur
audiam
I will hear
Repetition is the mother of learning
Repetitio mater studiorum
grief pain
dolor doloris m
they will be known
scientur
When passive requires a Latin preposition, we use
a or ab
Audiet
she will hear
The city which captured the whole world is now captured
Capitur urbs quae totum cepit orbem
neck
collum i n
she will be loved
amabitur