Gerunds/Gerundives in Latin

A gerund is

• a verbal noun

• a verbal adjective

• a conjugated verb

• an infinitive

A gerundive is

• a verbal noun

• a verbal adjective

• a conjugated verb

• an infinitive

Which cases does a gerund have? Mark ALL that apply.

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

Which cases does a gerundive have? Mark ALL that apply.

• nominative

• genitive

• dative

• accusative

• ablative

A gerund is

• active

• passive

A gerundive is

• active

• passive

A gerund is used when

• there is an "-ing" idea but it stands alone

• there is an "-ing" idea that is happening to another noun

A gerundive is used when

• there is an "-ing" idea but it stands alone

• there is an "-ing" idea that is happening to another noun

Which use can never apply to a gerund?

• predicate

• direct object

• indirect object

• means

Which of the following are used to express purpose with gerunds and gerundives? Mark ANY that apply.

• ad + acc

• gen + causā

• gratiā + gen

• ab + abl