Chapter 19 Grammar

Question 1

Conjugate “laudāre” (to praise) in the perfect indicative passive.

Answer 1

• laudātus, -a, -um sum (I was/have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um es (You were/have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um est (He/she/it was/have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um sumus (We were/have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um estis (Y’all were/have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um sunt (They were/have been praised)

Question 2

Conjugate “laudāre” (to praise) in the future perfect indicative passive.

Answer 2

• laudātus, -a, -um erō (I will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um eris (You will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erit (He/she/it will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erimus (We will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um eritis (Y’all will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erunt (They will have been praised)

Question 3

Conjugate “laudāre” (to praise) in the pluperfect indicative passive.

Answer 3

• laudātus, -a, -um eram (I will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erās (You will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erat (He/she/it will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erāmus (We will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erātis (Y’all will have been praised)
• laudātus, -a, -um erant (They will have been praised)