Participles are Adjectives
Give tense, voice, case number and translation of the following:
ferentis
amatum
ferentis – of carrying (present active, genitive singular)
amatum – (having been) loved (perfect passive, accusative singular)
Translate:
Puella, amicum vocatura, per silvam cucurrit.
(The girl, about to call her friend, ran through the forest.)
Puer, ab matre vocatus, domum rediit.
(The boy, having been called by his mother, returned home.)
running (present active)
(having been) called (perfect passive)
currens – running (present active)
vocatus – (having been) called (perfect passive)
What was the first 'feature length animated movie ever released'
Hint: This movie has been making headlines recently
Snow white and the seven dwarves
Give tense, voice, case gender, number and translation of the following:
inventurae
latos
inventurae – about to find (future active, dative singular)
latos – (having been) carried (perfect passive, accusative plural)
Canes in campo currentes cervum spectabant.
(The dogs, running in the field, were watching the deer.)
Eurydice, a serpente vulnerata, in terra iacebat.
(Eurydice, having been wounded by a snake, lay on the ground.)
about to carry (future active, accusative singular)
laturum/am – about to carry (future active, accusative singular)
Name the two winners of March Madness
TBD
Give tense, voice, case gender, number and translation of the following:
amaturus
inventi
amaturus – about to love (future active, nominative singular)
inventi – (having been) found (perfect passive, genitive singular)
Vir ab urbe egressus equum invenit.
(The man, having left the city, found a horse.)
Egredior is deponent!
Eurydice, a marito vocata, ex inferis redire coepit.
(Eurydice, having been called by her husband, began to return from the underworld.)
hearing (present active, nominative plural)
(having been) led (perfect passive, feminine singular)
audientes – hearing (present active, nominative plural)
ducta – (having been) led (perfect passive, feminine singular)
Pb is the symbol for what element
Lead (Plumbum)
Give tense, voice, case gender, number and translation of the following:
ferentibus
amatae
ferentibus – carrying (present active, dative/ablative plural)
amatae – (having been) loved (perfect passive, nominative plural OR genitive/dative singular)
Orpheus, ad lumina exiturus, subito respicit.
(Orpheus, about to exit into the light, suddenly looks back.)
Eurydice in tenebris relicta dolore affecta est.
(Eurydice, having been left in the darkness, was overcome with grief.)
about to write (future active, nominative plural)
of capturing (present active, genitive singular)
scripturi/ae – about to write (future active, nominative plural)
capientis – of capturing (present active, genitive singular)
Write the number 457 in Roman numerals
CDLVII
Translate into Latin:
'about to carry' nominative singular
'having been found' ablative singular
inventō/ā
Orpheo perito lacrimae a nymphis effusae sunt.
(Tears were shed by the nymphs when Orpheus perished.)
Eurydice, a marito amissa, in tenebris relicta erat.
(Eurydice, having been lost by her husband, had been left in the darkness.)
(having been) sent (perfect passive, accusative singular)
about to die (future active, nominative singular)
missum/am – (having been) sent (perfect passive, accusative singular)
moriturus/a – about to die (future active, nominative singular)
What are the six most commonly used letters in English (via the Oxford English Dictionary)
E, A, R, I, O, T