Week 19 Grammar Rules

Question 1

Conjugate the verb moneō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, present tense, and present stem.

Answer 1

I am advised
Mon-eor
Mon-ēris
Mon-ētur
Mon-ēmur
Mon-ēminī
Mon-entur

Question 2

Conjugate the verb moneō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, imperfect tense, and present stem.

Answer 2

I was being advised
Mon-ēbar
Mon-ēbāris
Mon-ēbātur
Mon-ēbāmur
Mon-ēbāminī
Mon-ēbantur

Question 3

Conjugate the verb moneō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, future tense, and present stem.

Answer 3

I shall be advised
Mon-ēbor
Mon-ēberis
Mon-ēbitur
Mon-ēbimur
Mon-ēbiminī
Mon-ēbuntur

Question 4

Conjugate the verb mittō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, present tense, and present stem.

Answer 4

I am sent
Mitt-or
Mitt-eris
Mitt-itur
Mitt-imur
Mitt-iminī
Mitt-untur

Question 5

Conjugate the verb mittō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, imperfect tense, and present stem.

Answer 5

I was being sent
Mitt-ēbar
Mitt-ēbāris
Mitt-ēbātur
Mitt-ēbāmur
Mitt-ēbāminī
Mitt-ēbantur

Question 6

Conjugate the verb mittō. Use the passive voice, indicative mood, future tense, and present stem.

Answer 6

I shall be sent
Mitt-ar
Mitt-ēris
Mitt-ētur
Mitt-ēmur
Mitt-ēminī
Mitt-entur

Question 7

What is the ablative of means?

Answer 7

The ablative without a preposition is used to express the non-living agent, the means, or the instrument. Rōmānī tēlīs hīberna dēfendērunt. The Romans defended the winter quarters with darts. Castra fossā mūnīvērunt. They fortified the camp with/by means of a ditch. Montibus continēbantur. They were held in by mountains. Tēlīs terrentur. They are being terrified by darts.