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Passive Verbs

Passive Verbs. Change the following verbs from active to passive or vice versa. Keep the same person and number. Translate after changing. Teneo Amamus Vident Datur Vocamini Narrat. Ablative of Agent/Instrument. Translate: Vir (a) nautis videtur . Agri (a) bono agricolā curantur .

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Passive Verbs

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  1. Passive Verbs • Change the following verbs from active to passive or vice versa. Keep the same person and number. Translate after changing. • Teneo • Amamus • Vident • Datur • Vocamini • Narrat

  2. Ablative of Agent/Instrument • Translate: • Vir (a) nautisvidetur. • Agri (a) bono agricolācurantur. • Venenumpuellaedatur (a) malofilio. • Bella magna Romae (a) praeclarispoetisamantur. • Virtenerevincula (a) nautāmiseroiubetur.

  3. Paragraph PracticeMiser vir et Animus Numae • Diu, miser vir non casamhabet, et dolet. In agrismagnisRomanisambulat, et pulchrammagnamcasamvidet in agro. Casamamat. Tamen, pulchra casa malāfamiliātenetur. Terra familiaefiliismalis non curantur, et filiipraeclariidolosunt… • To be continued (buhbuhbuh)

  4. Miser Vir et Animus Numae Pars II Virnullum in casānuncvidet, et intrareparat. Mox, magnus animus miserovirovidetur in agro. Animus ad virumambulat, et virveretimet. Animus vocat, “Dvaetus! Vinculisteneridebes! Maluses! Romaerexmortuus sum, et me necas!”… pergeri(buhbuhbuh) • Nullus, -a, -um. Noone • Mox. Soon • Mortuus, -a, -um. Dead • Neco, necare, necavi, necatus. Kill • Pergeri. To be continued

  5. Practice Sentences • Dare venenummiseronautae non debes. • Epistulaevirisparantur. • Gaudiumfamiliaebonum est. • Viri non in animohabenttenerivinculis.

  6. Miser Vir et Animus Numae…Finis • Miser Virveretimet. Animus Numaevirumpulsat, et vir in terrā manet. “Propter tuumdolummortuus sum,” Numavocat. “praemia in animohabes, et de consilionecare me cogitas. Venenumparatur, et in meāoffādatur.” Virclamat “mea culpa, mea culpa! Meāfamiliāiubeor. Non casamhabemus. In animohabent in tuāpulchrā, magnācasāhabitare. Sedpostquam, meamfamiliam non video! Mala familiaest! Nunc, solus et miser sum, et propter meammalamfamiliam non casamhabeo.” Animus Numaevocat “si in animohabestuamfamiliamvidere, in agro manes. In casā habitant…”

  7. Chapter 6

  8. Possum • The verb possum, posse, potui is a verb of ability—meaning “(I am/you are/he is able.” • The verb is accompanied by a complimentary infinitive, just as with the verb debeo, debere, debui, debitum (ought) • Examples: • Ambulare possum. (I am able to walk [sometimes].) • Lupus non teneripotest. (The wolf is not able to be held.)

  9. Practice with Possum Translate and give person and number of verbs. • Casamhaberepotes? • Meisfiliisamaripossumus. • Vir curare agrospotest. • Castravideri a nautispossunt.

  10. Translation Practice • VirRomae non tenerivinculissolent. • Multa magna exempla vitae doceo. • Propter malosviros, Romani nautaecurari non possunt. • Vita gaudiis et lacrimisfirmatur. • Praemia non haberesolemus propter bellum.

  11. Sight Reading • Venenum dare nautaeiubeor. • Virpraeclarusmalisvirisiudicatur. • MemoriaeRomaepulchraesunt. • Puer in agrismanereiubetur. • Consilia dare potes?

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