NEW
Font size
WorksheetsPerfect passive participles; perfect passive indicative
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
having been praised
laudatus
laudatus est
laudatur
laudavisse
loved
amati sunt
amare
amata
amavisse
having been found
inveniens
inventi eratis
inventus es
inventum
having been opened
apertum erit
apertus
aperite
aperiens
sent
misisti
missi eramus
missum
mittere
it had been finished
confectum erat
confectum
confectum est
confectum esse
they have been harmed
laedebantur
laesae erant
laesae sunt
laesivisse
adiuvata erit
she will have been helped
she will help
she has been helped
having been helped
parati sumus
we were being prepared
we will be prepared
we have been prepared
prepared
iussa es
ordered
you were ordered
you were being ordered
having been ordered
arcessita sum
I summoned
I was summoning
to have summoned
I have been summoned
Discipulus laudatus erat laetus. Which is NOT a correct translation?
Having been praised the student was happy.
The praised student was happy.
The student was praised and he was happy.
The student who was praised was happy.
Convivae cibum in mensa positum edunt. Which translation is NOT correct?
The guests eat the food placed on the table.
The guests eat the food that was placed on the table.
The guests eat the food after it was placed on the table.
The food was placed on the table and the guests eat it.
Cistae completae in raeda positae sunt. Which translation is NOT correct?
The trunks were filled and placed in the carriage.
The filled trunks were placed in the carriage.
The trunks having been filled were placed in the carriage.
The trunks which had been filled were placed in the carriage.
Vulneratus miles a medicis curatus est. Which translation is NOT correct?
Because the soldier had been wounded he was taken care of my the doctors.
After the soldier was wounded he was cared for by the doctors.
While the solider was being wounded the doctors cared for him.
The wounded soldier was taken care of by the doctors.
