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Wheelock's Latin Morphology, by William Turpin > Chapters 23-25 > Flashcards

Chapters 23-25 Flashcards

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1
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what is the present active participle of agō?

A

agēns, agentis

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what is the perfect passive participle of agō?

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āctus, ācta, āctum

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what are the future active and passive participles of agō?

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āctūrus, actūra, actūrum // agendus, agenda, agendum

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what is the present active participle of laudō?

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laudēns, laudentis

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what is the perfect passive participle of laudō?

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laudātus, laudāta, laudātum

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what are the future active and passive participles of laudō?

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laudātūrus, laudātūra, laudātūrum // laudendus, laudenda, laudendum

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what is the present active participle of audiō?

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audiēns, audientis

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what is the perfect passive participle of audiō?

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audītus, audīta, audītum

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what are the future active and passive participles of audiō?

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audītūrus, audītūra, audītūrum // audiendus, audienda, audiendum

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what is the present active participle of capiō?

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capiēns, capientis

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what is the perfect passive participle of capiō?

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captus, capta, captum

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what are the future active and passive participles of capiō?

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captūrus, captūra, captūrum // capiendus, capienda, capiendum

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13
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give the genitive singular of agēns, agēns

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agentis, agentis

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give the dative singular of agēns, agēns

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agentī, agentī

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give the accusative singular of agēns, agēns

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agentem, agēns

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16
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give the ablative singular of agēns, agēns

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agentī or agente, agentī or agente

17
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give the nominative plural of agēns, agēns

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agentēs, agentia

18
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give the genitive plural of agēns, agēns

A

agentium, agentium

19
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give the dative plural of agēns, agēns

A

agentibus, agentibus

20
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give the accusative plural of agēns, agēns

A

agentēs, agentia

21
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give the ablative plural of agēns, agēns

A

agentibus, agentibus

22
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Give the present infinitives of laudō (chapter XXV)

A

laudāre; laudārī

23
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Give the perfect infinitives of laudō

A

laudāvisse; laudātus, -a, -um esse

24
Q

Give the future infinitives of laudō

A

laudātūrus, -a, -um esse; laudātum īrī

25
Q

Give the present infinitives of moneō

A

monēre; monērī

26
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Give the perfect infinitives of moneō

A

monuisse; monitus, -a, -um

27
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Give the future infinitives of moneō

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monitūrus, -a, -um; monitum īrī

28
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Give the present infinitives of agō

A

agere; agī

29
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Give the perfect infinitives of agō

A

ēgisse; āctus, -a, -um

30
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Give the future infinitives of agō

A

āctūrus, -a, -um; āctum īrī

31
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Give the present infinitives of audiō

A

audīre; audīrī

32
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Give the perfect infinitives of audiō

A

audīvisse; audītus, -a, -um

33
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Give the future infinitives of audiō

A

audītūrus, -a, -um; audītum īrī

34
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Give the present infinitives of capiō

A

capere; capī

35
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Give the perfect infinitives of capiō

A

cēpisse; captus, -a, -um

36
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Give the future infinitives of capiō

A

captūrus, -a, -um; captum īrī

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