DBG 4.28-4.29 grammar

DBG 4.28 - Pick the phrase with deponent verb

• dē quibus suprā dēmōnstrātum est,

•  tanta tempestās subitō coörta est

• māgnō suī cum perīculō dēicerentur;

• cum fluctibus complērentur,

• necessāriō adversā nocte in altum prōvēctae,

4.28 review: pick the phrase with a deponent verb

•  unde erant profectae

•  post diem quartum quam est in Britanniam ventum

• ex superiōre portū lēnī ventō solvērunt.

• Quae cum appropīnquārent Britanniae et ex castrīs vidērentur,

4.29 Pick the deponent verb based on the following principle parts

• Curo, curare, curavi, curatus: take care of, procure, arrange for

• dēlĭgo, -āre, deligavi, deligatus: fasten, bind up

• dēsum, dēesse, dēfuī, dēfutūrus - lack

• utor, uti, usus sum - use

• provideo, providere, providi, provisus -to provide for

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Regular Active verb

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(b) Regular passive verb

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(c) Deponent verb

• accidit

• esset

• consuevit

• erant deligatae

• dabatur

• adflictabat

• erant usui

• deerat

• subduxerat

• provisum erat

• curaverat

Match the following verb to its translation

• had led

• consuevit

• was upsetting

• provisum erat

• had been provided

• subduxerat

• has been made

• adflictabat

• accustomed

• factum est

Since dēlĭgo, -āre, deligavi, deligatus: fasten is a regular verb, what is the best translation of deligatae erant

Hint: look at the ERA

Since utor, uti, usus sum - use is deponent, what is the best translation of usui erant

Hint: look at the ERA

Since do, dare, dedi, datus: give is a regular verb, what is the best translation of dabatur

Hint: look at the BA

Match the following

• 2nd principle part with ri

  (reportari)

• imperfect subjunctive

• 2nd pp with personal ending

  (essent)

• present active infinitives

• 2nd principle part

  (accidere)

• present passive infinitives