Latin Passive Verbs - Present system

Change "He moves" to the passive voice.

• He moved.
• He is moving.
• He is moved.
• He was moved.

In the following sentence, translate the verb.

Carmen bonum poetae a illō homine laudātur.

• He/she/it praises

• He/she/it is praised

• He/she/it shouts

• It is shouted

Marcus ā canō pugnātur.

• fights
• is being fought
• was fighting
• was being fought

Puellae ā fratribus amantur.

• They are loved

• They loved

• They love

• They were loving

Copiae movēbantur trāns flūmen.

• The troops moved

• The troops are being moved

• The troops were moved

• The troops are moved

Mōres agricolārum nōn saepe miscentur.

• are not often disturbed

• are not always disturbed

• were not often disturbed

• were not always disturbed

Illō annō, nōbis signum dabatur.

• We were given a sign

• A sign was given to us

• We gave a sign

• A sign is given to us

A Deō prīncipia vitae creabantur.

• The beginnings of life are created by God.

• The beginnings of life were created by God.

• The beginnings of life will be created by God.

• The beginnings of life are being created by God.

Identify the voice of the verb in this sentence: Dido loves Aeneas.

• active voice

• passive voice

Identify the voice of the verb in this sentence: But Aeneas is controlled by the gods.

• Active

• Passive