Participles
The tense and voice of laudaturus.
What is the future active?
The Latin word for wound.
What is vulnus, vulneris?
This is a passive verb form consisting of the gerundive along with a form of sum and conveys the idea of necessity or obligation.
What is the passive periphrastic?
The tense and voice of laudari.
What is the present passive infinitive?
They say that he helped her.
The tense and voice of actus.
What is the perfect passive?
The Latin word for "to tell, report, narrate."
What is narro, narrare, narravi, narratum?
This construction in Latin is regularly employed after "head verbs" and includes a subject in the accusative case and a verb in the infinitive form.
What is the indirect statement?
The infinitive is this kind of verbal (this part of speech).
What is a verbal noun?
They say that he will help her.
A participle is this type of verbal (this part of speech).
What is a verbal adjective?
The Latin word for "general, commander-in-chief, emperor."
What is imperator, imperatoris?
"Carthago delenda est" is this construction.
What is the passive periphrastic?
The tense and voice of laudaturus esse.
What is the future active infinitive?
Translate: "Dixerunt eum iuvisse eam."
They said that he had helped her.
The tense and voice of laudandus.
What is the future passive?
The Latin word for Carthage.
What is Carthago, Carthaginis?
This type of participial phrase uses a noun and a participle, both in the ablative case and loosely connected to the rest of the sentence.
What is the ablative absolute?
The tense and voice of laudavisse.
What is the perfect active infinitive?
The translation of "Dicunt eum iuvare eam."
They say that he is helping her.
The tense and voice of agens.
What is the present active?
The Latin word for "to laugh."
What is rideo, ridere, risi, risum?
"His rebus auditis" is this construction.
What is the ablative absolute?
The tense and voice of laudare.
Translate: "Dixerunt eum iuvare eam."
They said that he was helping her.