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1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4. The student, about to be seen by the teacher, runs away. Please peruse and ponder:

1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4

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Page 1: 1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4

1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away.

2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away.

3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away.

4. The student, about to be seen by the teacher, runs away.

Please peruse and ponder:

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1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away.

Part of Speech:Modifying:Voice:Tense:

Analysis?

Verb-ishstudent

ActivePresent

Page 3: 1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4

1. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away.

Part of Speech:Modifying:Voice:Tense:

Analysis?

Verb-ishstudent

PassivePerfect

Page 4: 1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4

1. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away.

Part of Speech:Modifying:Voice:Tense:

Analysis?

Verb-ishstudent

ActiveFuture

Page 5: 1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away. 2. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away. 3. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away. 4

1. The student, about to be seen by the teacher, runs away.

Part of Speech:Modifying:Voice:Tense:

Analysis?

Verb-ishstudent

PassiveFuture

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Verbal Adjective

PARTICIPLE

What is this beastie?

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

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1. The student, seeing the teacher, runs away.

→Discipulus, videns magistram,

fugit.→laudans →mittens →audiens

Present Active Participle

Infinitive -RE + -ns, -ntis

Verb + -ing

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

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1. The student, seen by the teacher, runs away.

→Discipulus, visus ā magistrā,

fugit.→laudatus →missus

→auditus

Perfect Passive Participle

4th Principle Part

Verb + -ed Having been verb-ed

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

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1. The student, about to see the teacher, runs away.

→Discipulus, visurus magistram,

fugit.→laudaturus →missurus

→auditurus

Future Active Participle

4th Principle Part + -urus, -a, -

um“About to” Verb

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

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1. The student, about to be seen by the teacher, runs away.

→Discipulus, videndus ā magistrā,

fugit.→laudandus →mittendus

→audiendus

Future Passive Participle

Infinitive -RE + -ndus, -a, -

um“About to be” Verb-ed

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

mordēre

mordēns,mordentis

morsus, -a, -um

mordendus,

-a, -um

morsurus,-a, -um

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

mordēre

biting

morsus, -a, -um

mordendus,

-a, -um

morsurus,-a, -um

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

mordēre

biting

having been bittenmordendus

,-a, -um

morsurus,-a, -um

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

mordēre

biting

about to bite

mordendus,

-a, -um

having been bitten

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

mordēre

biting

having been bitten

about to bite

about to be bitten

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Happy Little Participle Chart

Present

Perfect

Future

Active Passive

X

X

capere

capiēns,capientis

captus, -a, -um

capiendus,-a, -um

capturus,-a, -um