Chapter 34 Grammar

Question 1

What is the perfect infinitive of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 1

hortatus esse (to have urged)

third principal part + esse

Question 2

What is the future infinitive of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 2

hortatūrus esse (to be about to urge)

third principal part + ūrus/a/um + esse

Question 3

What is the present active participle of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 3

hortans, hortantis

Question 4

What is the present active participle of “fateor, fatērī, fassus sum”?

Answer 4

fatens, fatentis

Question 5

What is the present active participle of “sequor, sequī, secūtus”?

Answer 5

sequens, sequentis

Question 6

What is the present active participle of “patior, patī, passus sum”?

Answer 6

patiens, patientis

Question 7

What is the present active participle of “mōlior, mōlīrī, mōlītus”?

Answer 7

moliens, molientis

Question 8

What is the perfect passive participle of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 8

hortatus, -a, -um (having urged)

Question 9

What is the perfect passive participle of “fateor, fatērī, fassus sum”?

Answer 9

fassus, -a, -um (having confessed)

Question 10

What is the future active participle of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 10

hortatūrus, -a, -um (about to urge)

Question 11

What is the future passive participle of “hortor, hortarī, hortatus sum”?

Answer 11

hortandus, -a, -um (about to be urged)

Question 12

What are the imperative forms of “hortor, hortārī”?

Answer 12

• singular: hortāre
• plural: hortāminī

Question 13

The imperative forms of “fateor, fatērī” are…

Answer 13

• singular: fatēre
• plural: fatēminī

Question 14

State the imperative forms of “sequor, sequī.”

Answer 14

• singular: sequere
• plural: sequiminī

Question 15

What are the imperative forms of “patior, paterī”?

Answer 15

• singular: patere
• plural: patiminī

Question 16

The imperative forms of “mōlior, mōlīrī” are…

Answer 16

• singular: mōlire
• plural: mōlīminī