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What is a participle
an adjective formed from a verb
How do you translated a present participle
X-ing
How do you recognise a present participle
ns at the end of nt in the middle of the word
How do you translate a perfect passive participle
having been X-ed
First principle part
present tense e.g. porto (I carry)
Second principle part
infinitive e.g. portare (to carry)
Third principle part
perfect tense e.g. portavi (I carried)
Fourth principle part
Perfect passive participle (PPP) = e.g portatus (having been carried)
What are principle parts
They tell us about a verb in its various, most important forms. We can find them in the dictionary
What is a pronoun
words that replace a noun e.g he, she, it, I, you
eum
him
eam
her
eius
his/her
eorum
their