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Participles Formation Practice
A) For the verb faciō, form the present active participle, give the English
translation, and decline in the singular and plural in the masculine gender.
Form:
Translation:
Masculine
S.
N:
G:
D:
Acc:
Abl:
P.
e.g.
A.1 Nōn habēmus satis hominum haec aedificia facientium.
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Participles Formation Practice
B) For the verb moneō, form the present active participle, give the English
translation, and decline in the singular and plural in the feminine gender.
Form:
Translation:
Feminine
S.
N:
G:
D:
Acc:
Abl:
P.
e.g.
B.1 sacerdōtēs populum dē perīculō monentēs tandem ab omnibus
intellectī sunt.
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Participles Formation Practice
C) For the verb agō, form the present active participle, give the English
translation, and decline in the singular and plural in the neuter gender.
Form:
Translation:
Neuter
S.
N:
G:
D:
Acc:
Abl:
P.
e.g.
C.1 Cēde viam, Lūcī, pastōrī gregēs agentī.
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Participles Formation Practice
D) For the verbs dō, moveō, mittō, and sentiō, form the PERFECT
PASSIVE participle and give the English translation. You do not need to
decline.
Forms:
dō
moveō
mittō
sentiō
=
=
=
=
e.g.
D.1 lēgātī ab imperātōre missī ad hostium castra nōn oppugnātī sunt.
D.2 nōn potuī invenīre arma mota.
D.3 omnēs sumus gravibus nuntiīs missīs tristissimī.
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Participles Formation Practice
E) For the verbs hauriō, cernō, cantō, and invideō, form the FUTURE
ACTIVE participle and give the English translation. You do not need to
decline.
E.1 hauriō, haurīre, hausī, haustum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. Intermīsimus illam canem nostrum vīnum haustūram.
E.2 cernō, cernere, crēvī, crētum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. meus pater crētūrus veritātem nōn audīre mea mendācia cupīvit.
E.3 cantō, cantāre, cantāvī, cantātum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. versūs poētae carmina sacra cantātūrī longīssimī erunt.
E.4 invideō, invidēre, invīdī, invīsum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. certus sum mē illius puellae novum amīcum invīsūrum esse.
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Participles Formation Practice
F) Form the future passive participle of the following verbs and translate
into English. You do not need to decline the participle.
N.B. In short, you follow the same steps as forming a present active
participle EXCEPT that you use –ndus instead of –ns. Check the notes on
Participles for more detailed instructions.
F.1 timeō, timēre, timuī
Form =
Translation =
e.g. Haec lingua nōn timenda est.
F.2 laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. nōnnūllī parentēs crēdunt suōs līberōs nōn laudandōs esse.
F.3 audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum
Form =
Translation =
e.g. mihi ipsī* tua verba audienda erunt.
*mihi ipsī = dative of agent
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