Latin 2 - Midterm 2

present = fero, fers, fert, ferimus, fertis, ferunt, imperfect = ferebam, ferebas, ferebat, ferebamus, ferebatis, ferebant, future = feram, feres, feret, feremus, feretis, ferent 

present = velim, velis, velit, velimus, velitis, velint, imperfect = vellem, velles, vellet, vellemus, velletis, vellent

masc = vetans, vetantis, vetanti, vetantem, vetante, vetantes, vetantium, vetantibus, vetantes, vetantibus, neuter = vetans, vetantis, vetanti, vetans, vetante, vetantia, vetantium, vetantibus, vetantia, vetantibus

noun, pronoun, participle, adjective, noun

When Caesar thought that he was prepared for that matter, he hurried to them. Ablative Absolutes = none, Temporal Clauses = Ubi Caesar se ad eam rem paratum esse arbitratus est.

As soon as he was able through the time of the year, he hurried to the army. Ablative Absolutes = none, Temporal Clauses = Ut primum per anni tempus potuit.

Caesar was informed that the Helvetians were leaving from their own territories. Ablative Absolutes = none, Temporal Clauses = none.

The leader having been killed, the barbarians fled in all directions. Ablative Absolutes = Duce occiso, Temporal Clauses = none.

participle, singular, masculine, nominative, perfect, passive

is

adjective, feminine, singular, genitive

Galliae

relative clause

ablative absolute

proficiscor, active.

genitive, because it expresses the purpose or reason