WH 24 Participial Constructions

A Passive Periphrastic Uses this Participle

• Present Active

• Perfect Passive

• Future Active

• Future Passive

The 2 letters that indicate a future passive participle are...

Match the following

• (having been) freed

• liberatus

• about to free

• liberaturus

• must be freed

• liberans

• freeing

• liberandus

This verb is used along future passive participle to create the passive periphrastic

• venio, venire

• sum, esse

• possum, posse

• teneo, tenere

Choose the best translation of: Lupus cani expellandus est

• The wolf must be driven off by the dog

• the wolf had driven off the dog

• the dog was driven off by the wolf

• the dogs and wolf were driven off

In the sentence: Lupus cani expellandus est. "cani" is

• nominative/subject

• dative/reciever

• dative/agent

• ablative/place from which

The passive periphrastic uses this case to show agency

In an ablative absolute, the noun and participle will be in which case...

absolvere- the verb from which absolute is derived means...

• to command

• to run away

• to bind

• to loosen

Choose the best translation: Carthago delenda est.

• Carthage has been destroyed

• Carthage is destroying them

• Carthage had destroyed

• Carthage must be destroyed