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24 Cards in this Set
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(viri)videntes
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present active
"(the men) seeing" |
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(uxor) visura
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future active
"(the wife) about/going to see" |
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(forum) visum
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perfect passive.
"(the forum) having been seen/seen" |
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(milites) videndi
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future passive
"(the soldiers) about to be seen" |
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(ancilla) ferens
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present active.
"(the slave-girl) bringing" |
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(vinum) latum
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perfect passive
"(the wine) having been brought/brought" |
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(onus) ferendum
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future passive
"(the load) about to be brought" |
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(servus) laturus
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future active
"(the slave) about to bring" |
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(puellae) inveniendae
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future passive
"(the girls) about to be found" |
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(incolae) invenientes
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present active
"(the inhabitants) finding" |
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(oppida) inventa
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perfect passive
"(the towns) having been found/found" |
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(custos) inventurus
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future active
"(the guard) about to find" |
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the man about to walk
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(fut act)
vir ambulaturus |
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the book to be read
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(fut ps)
liber legendus |
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the girl studying
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(pres act)
puella studens |
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the war (having been) fought
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(pf. ps.)
bellum pugnatum |
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Sum discessurus
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(Active Periphrastic)
I am about to walk |
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Verba tibi dicenda sunt.
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(Passive Periphrastic)
The words must be spoken by you |
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Liber discipulis legendus erat.
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(Passive Periphrastic)
The book had be read by the the students. |
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Orator dicturus erat
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(Active Periphrastic)
The orator WAS about to speak |
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Libro lecto, lacrimavimus (lacrimo - cry)
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(Ablative Absolute)
After/When/Since the book HAD BEEN READ, we cried |
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Bello pugnato, hostes discedent (discedo/ere - depart)
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(Ablative Absolute)
When/Since/After the was HAS BEEN FOUGHT the enemy will depart |
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Milite vulnerato (vulnero - wound), captivus discessit.
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(Ablative Absolute)
When/Since/After the soldier had been wounded, the prisoner departed. |
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Puero viso, mater nos iuvabit.
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(Ablative Absolute)
After the boy HAS BEEN SEEN, the mother will help. |
