fio, fieri, factus sum
fieri
present infinitive (deponent)
Quis est qui tantum dolorem ferre possit?
relative clause of characteristic
eo
1st person singular present active indicative
ad ludos Romanos videndos
gerundive
(acc masc pl)
Romam adibant
place to which
fiunt
3rd plural present active indicative
Animi eorum tam stulti erant ut discere non cupiant.
Result Clause
ibunt
ad discendum venerunt.
gerund
(acc neut sg)
Ephesi vivit.
Locative
facti estis
2nd person plural perfect deponent indicative
Patriae causā haec difficillima faciamus.
Jussive Subjunctive
eat
3rd person singular present active subjunctive
in exercitum parando
gerund
(abl neut sg)
Syracusas navigabimus
place to which
factae essemus
Tibi imperavit ut duci pareres.
Jussive Noun Clause / Indirect Command
iimus
1st person plural perfect active indicative
huius operis suscipiendi causā
gerundive
neuter gen sing
Athenis remanēbam.
Locative
fiam (2 options)
1st person singular present active subjunctive
OR
1st person singular future active indicative
Si quis mores bonos haberet, eum laudaremus.
Present Contrary to Fact Condition
ieris (2 options)
2nd person singular future perfect active indicative
OR
2nd person singular perfect active subjunctive
ad creandum spem
gerund
(acc neut sg)
Romā Carthaginem imus.