Slide for Lesson 6 of Third Form Latin.

1. Lesson 6 Sayings, Grammar, Practice

2. Latin Sayings

3. Tolle et lege.

4. Take up and read.-St. Augustine

5. Audi Israel

6. Hear O Israel.

7. Aleajacta est.

8. The die is cast.

9. Consummatum est.

10. It is finished.-Jesus

11. New Sayingage quod agis

12. do what you’re doing

13. Grammar

14. The 4th principle part is a ____________.To be specific is the______ _______ __________.

15. The 4th principle part is a participle.To be specific is theperfectpassiveparticiple.

16. A participle is a__________ __________.

17. A participle is averbaladjective.

18. The perfect passive is a________ tense consisting of_________ words.

19. The perfect passive is acompound tense consisting oftwo words.

20. The first word is a form of the___ ______ ___ and agreeswith the subject in ________,__________, and ________.

21. The first word is a form of the4thprinciplepart and agreeswith the subject in gender,number, and case.

22. The second word is a form of the verb __________ and agreeswith the subject in __________and ____________.

23. The second word is a form of the verb sum and agreeswith the subject in personand number.

24. The English helping verbs for thefuture passive are_____ _____ _____.

25. The English helping verbs for thefuture passive arewillhavebeen.

26. Most verbs are completed by an indirect object in Latin and English. These verbs are called________ because the action iscarried across to a direct object.

27. Most verbs are completed by an indirect object in Latin and English. These verbs are calledtransitive because the action iscarried across to a direct object.

28. Examples of intransitive verbs in Latin includes ardeo, which means to _____ on firenot to ______ something on fire.

29. Examples of intransitive verbs in Latin includes ardeo, which means to be on firenot to set something on fire.

30. Because intransitive verbs do not have direct objects, you will not be using them in the _______voice.

31. Because intransitive verbs do not have direct objects, you will not be using them in the passivevoice.

32. Practice

33. 1. Conjugate the future perfect tense passive voice for laudo with a masculine subject.

34. 2. Conjugate the future perfect tense passive voice for laudowith a feminine subject.

35. 3. Conjugate the future perfect tense passive voice for laudowith a neuter subject.

36. 4. Give meanings for the future perfect tense passive voice for laudo.

37. 5. Translate laudierimus laudusero laudaeris laudaeerunt

38. 6. Translate Bellum gessumerit cum Gallis. Tu a Marco monituseris. Urbsfortitermunitaerit. Bella gessaerunt cum barbaris.

39. 7. Conjugate ago in the future perfect passive for masculine, feminine, and neuter subjects. Write out in full.(e.g. You will start with ‘actusero’.)