Lesson 27: Passive of Times 4-6

Learning the passive forms of verbs of Time 4-6

N.B.

• Times 4-6 do not follow the flip system of Times 1-3, instead they form a compoud verb with "to be" as learned in Lesson 15.
• There is a problem not found in any other language, because these forms will look like Times 1-3, but really have meanings for Times 4-6 as learned in Lesson 24.

Time 4

4th part of the Verb + Time 1 of the verb 'to be'

laudatus est = he has been praised, he was praised

sumus laudati = we have been praised, we were praised

Time 5

4th part of the Verb + Time 2 of the verb 'to be'

vulneratus erat = he had been wounded

vulneratae erant = the women had been wounded

Time 6

4th part of the Verb + Time 3 of the verb 'to be'

nunciata erit = she will have been announced

Now go to Homework 30-31

"If you don't get this right, it will haunt you for years." - Fr. Foster

First Experience Latin - Fr. Reginald Foster

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