Review of Irregular Verbs 1 sum esse fui

Review of Irregular Verbs 1. sum esse fui futurus – be absum abesse afui afuturus - be absent adsum adesse adfui adfuturus - be present possum posse potui ---- be able desum deesse defui defuturus – be lacking, fail praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus - be in command of 2. eo ire ii (ivi) itus (iturus) - go (Page 303) exeo exire exii (exivi) exitus (exiturus) - go out ineo inire inii (inivi) initus (initurus) - go in redeo redire redii (redivi) reditus (rediturus) - go back transeo transire transii (transivi) transitus (transiturus) - go across 3. volo velle volui ------- - wish, be willing (Page 309)

4. fero ferre tuli latus – bring, bear, carry, endure (Pages 313 – 315) infero inferre intuli illatus – bring in, inflict confero conferre contuli collatus – bring together, gather, compare 5. fio fieri factus sum – become, be made (substitutes for the passive of facio – make) Present Tense fero I carry fers you carry fert he carries ferimus we carry fertis you carry ferunt they carry fio I become fimus we become fis you become fit he becomes fiunt they become Imperfect ferebam fiebam Future feram fiam Perfect tuli factus sum Pluperfect tuleram factus eram Future Perfect tulero factus ero

Review of Deponent Verbs (Pages 307 - 308) 1. A deponent verb is passive in form and active in meaning. Such a verb is called deponent (from deponere, lay aside) because it has laid aside or lost its active forms and passive meanings. 2. Deponent verbs are found in all the four regular conjugations. They are conjugated throughout the indicative and the subjunctive like regular verbs of the four conjugations in the passive. The principal parts of model deponent verbs given here should be carefully memorized. Conj. Present Perfect Passive Active Indicative Infinitive Indicative Perfect Passive Participle Meaning First Second Third-io Fourth conor vereor sequor patior largior conatus sum veritus sum secutus sum passus sum largitus sum try, attempt fear follow suffer, allow bestow conari vereri sequi pati largiri -----------------------

Review of Verbs which take a Dative Case Object confido confidere ------ confisus - trust credo credere credidi creditus - trust, believe faveo favere favi fautum ----- - favor impero imperare imperavi imperatus - command, rule noceo nocere nocui ----- - injure, harm parco parcere peperci parsus (parsurus) - spare persuadeo persuadere persuasi persuasus (persuasurus) - persuade praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus - place accusative in command of a dative praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus - be in command of resisto resistere restiti ----- - withstand studeo studere studui ----- be eager for, desire (Pages 302 – 303)