Chapter 32 Partner Grammar

Match the verb to its translation. visi eramus we had been seen auditum erat it had been heard auditae estis y'all were heard audita sunt those things were heard visum erit it will have been seen visae eritis y'all will have been seen visi eratis y'all had been seen auditus es you have been heard audita ero I will have been heard auditae erimus we will have been heard visus es you were seen auditi eritis y'all will have been heard visa sum I have been seen visi erunt they will have been seen auditus est he has been heard Creating Perfect System Passives Give the perfect, pluperfect and future perfect forms of the verbs listed in the first column, in the person, number and gender requested. 1st pp person, number, gender perfect passive pluperfect passive future perfect passive coquo 3rd, singular, neuter coctum est coctum erat coctum erit everto 3rd, plural, neuter eversa sunt eversa erant eversa erunt invito 1st singular masculine invitatus sum invitatus eram invitatus ero iubeo 1st plural masculine iussi sumus iussi eramus affero 3rd plural feminine allatae sunt allatae erant allatae erunt Active to Passive Change each of the following verbs from active to passive voice, keeping the same tense, person, and number; then translate both verbs. The gender of the implied subject is also given and should be used to determine the ending of the perfect passive participle. Active Form Active Translation Passive Form Passive Translation iussit (m) he ordered iussus est he has been ordered audiverat (f) she had heard audita erat she had been ordered traxisti (f) you dragged tracta es you have been ordered paravimus (m) we prepared parati sumus we have been prepared misero (f) I will have sent missa ero I will have been sent Present occupant invenimur Imperfect amabamur effugiebas Future laborabis videberis trahar Perfect iecistis auditae estis Pluperfect audita erant manserat Future Perfect territae eritis comparatae erunt iusserit Rewrite the following sentences using passive forms of the verbs and making other changes as necessary:Crās tertiā hōrā ego glirēs emam. hints:-change the verb from active to passive-the direct object becomes the subject-the original subject becomes ablative (means for things, agent for people) Rewrite the following sentences using passive forms of the verbs and making other changes as necessary:Pseudolus porcum tulit. hints:-change the verb from active to passive-the direct object becomes the subject-the original subject becomes ablative (means for things, agent for people) Rewrite the following sentences using passive forms of the verbs and making other changes as necessary:Cornēlius illōs amīcōs ad cēnam invītāverat. hints:-change the verb from active to passive-the direct object becomes the subject-the original subject becomes ablative (means for things, agent for people) Translate as accurately as possible, paying close attention to endings:Postquam lepus additus est, ego porcum emere voluī. Translate as accurately as possible, paying close attention to endings:Sī tu ab Aurēliā ad vīllam rūsticam missus eris, Cornēlius īrātus erit. Translate as accurately as possible, paying close attention to endings:Estisne vōs quoque ad cēnam invitātī? To mark a word click its first letter then click its last. PULCHERRIMUS COMPLURES ACCUMBO COMPARO COMITER AUFERO REGNUM CIRCUM AFFERO DEICIO EVERTO COQUO IGNIS PANIS MALUM OVUM CASU