Latin Verbs by BarCharts Inc

Author:BarCharts, Inc.
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: subject
Publisher: BarCharts, Inc.

Tense Active Passive

Perfect n/a -us, -a, -um

Examples:

First conjugation: Passive, nominative, masculine: laudātus (singular), laudātī (plural)

Second conjugation: Passive, nominative, masculine: monitus (singular), monitī (plural)

Third conjugation: Passive, nominative, masculine: ductus (singular), ductī (plural)

Fourth conjugation: Passive, nominative, mascu­line: audītus (singular), audītī (plural)

Gerunds & Gerundives

You already know how to form a gerundive, because a gerundive is just another name for the future passive participle

Gerundives function as adjectives and have a full set of masculine, feminine, and neuter endings

Gerunds function as nouns, although they too are forms of verbs. They have only neuter singular forms and do not have nominatives

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