Participle POP QUIZ

Which two parts of speech fuse to form a participle?

• noun

• verb

• adjective

• preposition

• adverb

Because participles are adjectives, they have to match with nouns in three of the following properties. What are they?

• gender

• number

• case

• declension

• tense

Which two of the following letter combinations should you look for to determine if something is a present active participle?

• -ns

• -nt-

• nm-

• -ne

• -ni

So, if I did use amāre as my verb, the present active participle would be . . .

• amāns, amantis

• amātus, amāta, amātum

• amātūrus, amātūra, amātūrum

• amandus, amanda, amandum

And that would be translated how again?

• loving

• loved

• about to love

• to be loved

Perfect PASSIVE participles are formed using the...

• 4th principal part

• 2nd principal part + us a um

• 2nd pp + ndus a um

• 2nd pp + personal ending

So, if I did use amo, amāre, amavi, amatus as my verb, the perfect passive participle would be . . .

• amāns, amantis

• amātus, amāta, amātum

• amātūrus, amātūra, amātūrum

• amandus, amanda, amandum

And that would be translated how again?

• loving

• having been loved

• about to love

• to be loved

Which case is used with the preposition ā, ab?

• ablative

• accusative

• dative

• genitive

The perfect passive participle comes from which principal part of the verb

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th