perfect passive participles

missus

• having sent
• having been sent
• sending
• about to send

viri ducti

• the men having been led
• the men having led
• the man having been led
• the man having led

matrum amatarum

• the mother having been loved (d.o.)
• the mothers having been loved (d.o.)
• of the mother having been loved
• of the mothers having been loved

discipulo iusso

• of the man having been ordered
• to the man having been ordered
• the man having been ordered (d.o.)
• with the man having been ordered

equis ductis

• with the horses having been led
• with the horse having been led
• of the horses having been led
• of the horse having been led

the name of the king having been killed

• nomen regis interfecti
• nomen regum interfectorum
• nomen regi interfecto
• nomen regem interfectum

the girl having been seen (subject)

• puellae visae
• puellam visam
• puella visa
• puellas visas

the man having been ordered (direct object)

• virum iussum
• vir iussus
• viro iusso
• virorum iussorum

What part of the verb do we use to form the perfect passive participle?

• first
• second
• third
• fourth

the homework having been completed (direct object)

• penso confecto
• pensum confectum
• pensa confecta
• pensi confecti