AS Latin - Participles

What is a Participle?

• A special kind of adjective

• A type of noun

• A verb form

• A type of adverb

How many different types of Participles have you learnt?

• Two

• Five

• Three

• Four

What does the Present Active Participle describe?

• An action that will take place after the main verb

• An action occurring at the same time as the main verb

• A future action with intention

• An action completed before that of the main verb

How can the Perfect Passive Participle be translated?

• About to

• Having been

• While doing

• Before doing

From what do Perfect Active Participles come?

• Irregular verbs

• Deponent verbs

• Ordinary verbs

• Future tense verbs

What is the translation hint for Future Active Participles?

• Having been

• Since doing

• While

• About to

How are Participles used in sentences?

• As verbs only

• As nouns only

• As adverbs

• As adjectives or nouns

What is the example given for a Present Participle?

• discipulus, magistrum vulneraturus, pugionem cepit

• lupum in silvam intrantem conspeximus

• forum ingressi, milites oratorem audiebant

• puella libros amissos petere coepit

Which sentence is an example of the Perfect Passive Participle in use?

• The girl began to look for the lost books

• We saw the wolf entering the wood

• The pupil, about to wound the teacher, seized a knife

• Having entered the forum the soldiers listened to the speech

Which Participle type is recognized by the –ur- within the 4th principle part of the verb?

• Perfect Passive Participle

• Perfect Active Participle

• Present Active Participle

• Future Active Participle