PARTICIPLE REVIEW

THREE PARTICIPLES FOR REGULAR VERBS

Present active participle

Perfect passive participle

Future active participle

1. Clemens, portans aquam, crocodilum non

vidit.

PRESENT ACTIVE

2. Metella Gruminonem in culina dormientem vidit.

3. Clamores puellarum currentium maximi erant.

Create the present active participle of sedeo, sedere,

sedi, sessus, to sit

Sedens, sedentis

IN LATIN

The king, sitting in the atrium, was accepting gifts.

Rex in atrio sedens

dona accipiebat.

WRITE IN LATIN

I saw the king sitting in the atrium.

VidiRegem in atrio sedentem

WRITE IN LATIN

Fourth Principal part

Having been _____ed.________ed.

Servus, a domino verberatus, ex oppido fugit.

The slave, beaten by the master, fled the city.

PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE

The man, carried by Quintus, is

happy.

Vir, a Quinto portatus, laetus

est.

4th Principal part + urus-a-um

Lacrimaturus-a-umAbout to

cry

Nos morituri te

salutamus.

FUTURE ACTIVE PARTICIPLE

I am about to walk.

Sum ambulatura.

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