Unit 4 Grammar Review Flashcards
A deponent is a verb that has ___ but ___ meanings
passive; active
All deponents are conjugated exactly like the ___ of regular verbs
passive
Some of the ___ are exceptions. there are four ___ forms with the normal active meaning. Name these forms.
verbals; active; present participle, future participle, future infinitive, and gerund
What deponent form has a passive meaning?
gerundive
The dictionary entry for deponents is the same as for regular verbs, only in the ___.
passive
For deponent verbs, the stem of the imperfect subjunctive is identical to what the ___ would be if deponents had one.
present active infinitive
To say where you came from, use the prepositions ___, ___, or ___ with the ablative.
ab (a); ex (e); de
To say where you are going, use the preposition ___ or ___.
ad; in
When using words that have a locative case to say where you came from or where you are going, ___ the preposition.
omit
A semi-deponent is a/an ___ verb in the present system and a/an ___ verb in the perfect system.
regular; deponent
The present and future tense verbals, and the gerund, of semi-deponents have ___ forms and meanings.
active
The perfect tense verbals, and the gerundive, of semi-deponents have ___ forms and meanings.
passive
