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Participles
  • Latin II Grammar Review Lesson 5b

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What is a Participle?
  • Verbal adjective (part verb, part adjective)
  • Part Adjective
  • must agree with the noun in case, number, and
    gender
  • Part Verb
  • takes same objects regular verb does (direct and
    indirect objects, predicate nominatives and
    adjectives)

3
Forming Present Active Participles
  • Present Active Participle
  • 1st 2nd Conjugation Present Stem -ns
  • 3rd 4th Conjugation Present Stem -ens
  • Translation
  • Meaning of verb w/ -ing
  • Running, fighting, walking, etc.

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Present Active Participles
  • amo, amare, amavi, amatus a, um
  • amans loving
  • habeo, habere, habui, habitus a, um
  • habens having
  • pono, ponere, posui, positus a, um
  • ponens placing
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • audiens hearing

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Declining Present Active Participles
  • Decline the present participle just like a third
    declension noun
  • ---- -es
  • -is -ium
  • -i -ibus
  • -em -es
  • -e -ibus

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Declining Present Active Participles
  • amo, amare, amavi, amatus a, um
  • Singular Plural
  • Nominative amans amantes (amanta)
  • Genitive amantis amantium
  • Dative amanti amantibus
  • Accusative amantem (amans) amantes (amanta)
  • Ablative amante amantibus

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Translating Present Active Participles
  • Nominative the loving one(s)
  • Genitive of the loving one(s)
  • Dative to/for the loving one(s)
  • Accusative the loving one(s)
  • Ablative by/with the loving one(s)
  • Translation often determined by the use of the
    participle in context

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Forming Perfect Passive Participles
  • Form 4th Principle Part
  • Translation having been...
  • amo, amare, amavi, amatus a, um
  • amatus having been loved
  • habeo, habere, habui, habitus a, um
  • habitus having been had
  • pono, ponere, posui, positus a, um
  • positus having been placed
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • auditus having been heard

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Declining Perfect Passive Participles
  • Decline the perfect passive participle just like
    1st/2nd declension nouns
  • Feminine Masculine/Neuter
  • -a -ae -us/-um -i/-a
  • -ae -arum -i -orum
  • -ae -is -o - is
  • -am -as -um -os/-a
  • -a -is -o - is

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Declining Perfect Passive Participles
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • Feminine Masculine/Neuter
  • audita auditae auditus(um) auditi(a)
  • auditae auditarum auditi auditorum
  • auditae auditis audito auditis
  • auditam auditas auditum auditos(a)
  • audita auditis audito auditis

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Translating Perfect Passive Participles
  • Nominative the having been heard one(s)
  • Genitive of the having been heard one(s)
  • Dative to/for the having been heard one(s)
  • Accusative the having been heard one(s)
  • Ablative by/with the having been heard one(s)
  • Translation often determined by the use of the
    participle in context

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Forming Future Active Participles
  • Form 4th P.P. -urus a, um
  • Translation about to.../ going to
  • amo, amare, amavi, amatus a, um
  • amaturus about to love
  • habeo, habere, habui, habitus a, um
  • habiturus about to hold
  • pono, ponere, posui, positus a, um
  • positurus about to place
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • auditurus about to hear

13
Declining Future Active Participles
  • Decline the future active participle just like
    1st/2nd declension nouns
  • Feminine Masculine/Neuter
  • -a -ae -us/-um -i/-a
  • -ae -arum -i -orum
  • -ae -is -o - is
  • -am -as -um -os/-a
  • -a -is -o - is

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Declining Future Active Participles
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • Feminine Masculine/Neuter
  • auditura auditurae auditurus(um) audituri(a)
  • auditurae auditurarum audituri auditurorum
  • auditurae audituris audituro audituris
  • audituram audituras auditurum audituros(a)
  • auditura audituris audituro audituris

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Translating Future Active Participles
  • Nominative the one(s) about to hear
  • Genitive of the one(s) about to hear
  • Dative to/for one(s) about to hear
  • Accusative the one(s) about to hear
  • Ablative by/with the one(s) about to hear
  • Translation often determined by the use of the
    participle in context

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Future Passive Participle
  • Future Passive Participle
  • 1st 2nd Conjugation Present Stem -ndus
  • 3rd 4th Conjugation Present Stem -endus
  • Translation
  • To be (similar to passive infinitive)
  • To be run, to be fought, to be walked, etc.
  • Not typically translated in isolation
  • See Passive Periphrastic

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Future Passive Participle
  • amo, amare, amavi, amatus a, um
  • amandus the one to be loved
  • habeo, habere, habui, habitus a, um
  • habendus the one to be had
  • pono, ponere, posui, positus a, um
  • ponendus the one to be placed
  • audio, audire, audivi, auditus a, um
  • audiendus the one to be heard

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Future Passive Participle
  • Decline the future passive participle just like
    1st/2nd declension nouns
  • Feminine Masculine/Neuter
  • -a -ae -us/-um -i/-a
  • -ae -arum -i -orum
  • -ae -is -o - is
  • -am -as -um -os/-a
  • -a -is -o - is
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