Chapter 40 Review

valeo, valere, valui, valiturus

• to be strong

• to swim

• to leap down

• to dare to

nato, natare, natavi, nataturus

• to be strong

• to dare to

• to drive off

• to swim

audeo, audere, ausus sum

• to be accustomed to

• to dare to

• to rejoice

• to be strong

soleo, solere, solitus sum

• to be strong

• to swim

• to dare to

• to be accustomed to

primo

• first

• from there, then

• since

• indeed

Perfect Passive Participles Use the...

• 1st PP

• 2nd PP

• 3rd PP

• 4th PP

Present Active Participles are formed using the...

• 1st PP

• 2nd PP

• 3rd PP

• 4th PP

Present Active Participles require which endings?

• 1st declension

• 2-1-2 declension

• 3rd declension

• 3rd declension i-stem

3rd Declension i-stem endings affect which 2 cases?

• Genitive Singular and Ablative Plural

• Ablative Singular and Genitive Plural

• Genitive Plural and Ablative Plural

• Ablative Singular and Genitive Singular

Participles (verbal adjectives) must agree with another word in...

• Gender

• Gender and Number

• Gender and Case

• Gender, Number, and Case