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Latin Mastery

Latin Mastery. 8/18-21. Latin II: DAY I. Fill in the empty spaces of the first declension chart. Fill in the empty spaces of the second declension Masculine chart. 1. ___________ and ______________ are always the same. 2. ___________ and ______________ always end ____________.

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Participles: Overview

Participles: Overview. Participles are simply Verbal Adjectives ; that means they are adjectives that are derived from verbs. As such, Participles share come characteristics of verbs, and some of adjectives. Like Verbs , Participles have: 1. Tense 2. Voice

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All Verbal Forms in the Indicative

All Verbal Forms in the Indicative. Five verbs: paro (prepare) teneo (have, hold) peto (seek) capio (take) audio (hear) Tenses: active Present: I prepare / hold / seek / take / hear Future: I will prepare / hold / seek / take / hear

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Participles First, read pages 184-186 in your text

Participles First, read pages 184-186 in your text. Now look at the chart on page 185 as you read the following slides. Present active participles are based on the infinitive, the second principal part. Since infinitives differ by conjugation, present active participles will, too.

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Review of Wheelock Chapters 23-24

Review of Wheelock Chapters 23-24. What is a participle?. A participle is a verbal adjective Adjective formed from the VERB stem Most verbs have FOUR participles Present active Perfect passive Future active and passive Participles will ALWAYS match another noun.

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Participles

Participles. Latin II Chapter V. Definition. A participle is that form of the verb which is used like an adjective. Since it is a verb, it has tense and voice . It can take a direct object, an indirect object, etc.

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FORMATION AND USE OF INFINITIVES

FORMATION AND USE OF INFINITIVES. PRESENT ACTIVE PRESENT PASSIVE PERFECT ACTIVE PERFECT PASSIVE FUTURE ACTIVE. PRESENT STEM. ACTIVE PORTARE - TO CARRY HABERE - TO HAVE/HOLD AGERE - TO DO FACERE - TO MAKE AUDIRE - TO HEAR. PASSIVE PORTAR I - TO BE CARRIED HABER I - TO BE HELD

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Latin Infinitives

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Focus on Fluency

Focus on Fluency. Developing Latin Literacy Skills, Step-by-Step VERBS. Characteristics of Verbs. Conjugation Person Number Tense Voice Mood. Components of Verbs. Stem Tense Marker Personal Ending. Parsing: Identifying the Characteristics of a Verb.

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Wheelock Latin Caput X

Wheelock Latin Caput X. Fourth Conjugation Verbs. -ire. Audi?, aud?re, aud?v?, aud?tum. Present Active. I hear I am hearing I do hear. First Person. We hear We are hearing We do hear. audi. o. audi. mus. Second Person. You hear You are hearing You do hear.

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