Infintives, Participles, Subjunctives Flash Cards
Title: Infintives, Participles, Subjunctives
Description: A review of the endings and how to form these participles...
Number of Cards: 17
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Author: spazmataz320011
Created: 2008-04-01
Tags: ending endings grammer infinitives latin mood participle participles subjunctive tenses verb verbs vocab voice
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Infinitive Present Active 2nd Principle Part
(Vocare)
Infinitive Present Passive 2nd Principle Part, change -e at end to an -i
(Vocare-Vocari)
Infintive Perfect Active 3rd Principle Part + -isse
(Vocavisee)
Infinitive Perfect Passive 4th principle part + esse
(Vocatus Esse)
Infinitive Future Active 4th Principle Part + -urus (Optional to add esse)
(Vocaturus esse)
Infinitive Future Passive 4th principle part + Iri
(Vocatus Iri)
Present Participle 1st Principle Stem + -ns, ntis (Continued; Declines like noun)
(Vocans)

Translated as: Calling, while Calling
Perfect Participle 4th principle part
(Vocatus)

Translated as: Called, Having been called
Future Active Particple 4th Principle Part + -urus
(Vocaturus)

Translated as: About to call
Future Passive Particple 1st Principle stem + -ndus, -nda, -ndum
(Declines like 1st or 2nd Declension)
(Vocandus)

Translated as: About to have been called (Weird...)
Subjunc. Present Change the stem vowel and add normal endings
Subjunc. Present Stem vowels 1- A=E
2- E=EA
3- E=A
3 (-io)- IA
4- IA
Subjunc. Imperfect 2nd Principle Part + normal endings
(Vocarem, Vocares...)
Subjunc. Perfect Active 3rd Principle Part + -eri- + normal endings
(WARNING: will look just like Future Perfect Indicative!)
Subjunc. Perfect Passive 4th Principle Part + Subjunctive Sum

(Vocatus sim)
Subjunc. Pluperfect Active Perfect Infinitive + endings
(Vocavissem, Vocavisses)
Subjunc. Pluperfect Passive 4th Principle Part + esse w/ endings
(Vocatus Essem)
 
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