Chapter 18 Grammar

Question 1

Conjugate “laudāre” (to praise) in the present indicative passive.

Answer 1

• laudor (I am (being) praised.)
• laudāris (You are praised.)
• laudātur (He/she/it is praised.)
• laudāmur (We are praised.)
• laudāminī (Y’all are praised.)
• laudantur (They are praised.)

Question 2

Conjugate “monēre” (to warn) in the present indicative passive.

Answer 2

• moneor
• monēris
• monētur
• monēmur
• monēminī
• monentur

Question 3

State the conjugations of “laudāre” (to praise) in the imperfect indicative passive.

Answer 3

• laudābar (I was being/used to be praised.)
• laudābāris (You were being praised.)
• laudābātur (He/she/it was being praised.)
• laudābāmur (We were being praised.)
• laudābāminī (Y’all were being praised.)
• laudābantur (They were being praised.)

Question 4

List the conjugations of “laudāre” (to praise) in the future indicative passive.

Answer 4

• laudābor (I will be praised.)
• laudāberis (You will be praised.)
• laudābitur (He/she/it will be praised.)
• laudābimur (We will be praised.)
• laudābiminī (Y’all will be praised.)
• laudābuntur (They will be praised.)

Question 5

Make “laudāre” (to praise) passive.

Answer 5

laudārī (to be praised)

Change the final -e to -ī to form the present passive infinitive.

Question 6

Translate “The dog is loved by the girl.”

canis = dog

Answer 6

Canis ā puellā amātur.

ā/ab + [agent] = by [agent]