'Conatus sum' presentation slideshows

Immineo (Stage 34 vocaB )

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Caesar de bello Gallico I .3- 4 verbs

Caesar de bello Gallico I .3- 4 verbs. adduc? , -ere, addux? , adductus. adduc? , -ere, addux? , adductus. to lead on, prompt, induce. permove ? , - ? re , permov ? , permotus. permove? , - ?re , permov? , permotus. to move thoroughly, stir up.

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1. struo , -ere, struxi , structus

1. struo , -ere, struxi , structus. 1. struo , -ere, struxi , structus. to build, plan. 2. exstinguo , -ere, exstinxi , exstinctus. 2. exstinguo , -ere, exstinxi , exstinctus. to blot out, destroy. 3. lympha , - ae. 3. lympha , - ae. water. 4. halitus , - us.

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Deponent Verbs

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Deponent Verb Review

Deponent Verb Review. Deponent Verbs. Deponent Verbs look passive but are actually active in meaning. Deponent verbs may take direct objects. The perfect participle of a deponent verb is translated actively. Examples:. Deponent Verbs.

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Deponent Verbs

Deponent Verbs. Example sentences. Eucleides effugere conatus est . Praedones eum consecuti sunt . Se ad ludum ire vereor . Semper loqueris . Grammaticus me experitur . Brundisio proficisetur . Tempus est proficisci. What voice are all of these verbs?. Passive Voice.

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Conjugating Deponents

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Deponent Verbs

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