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• Passive voice does NOT mean “past tense.”
• There are 2 voices of verbs in Latin:
–Active voice
–Passive voice
Change These To Passive Voice!Do not change tense.
• The girl holds the doll.
• The team was winning the game.
• The student will pass the test.
• Mom drove me to work.
• The doll is held by the girl.
• The game was being won by the team.
• The test will be passed by the student.
• I was driven to work by Mom.
Ablative of Agent• The words “a” and “ab” can
mean “by” in Latin.• They are used with passive
voice verbs to tell “by whom” something is done.
Ablative of Agent
• The noun (agent) will be in the ablative case.
• Ablative endings:
• -ā, -o (singular)
• -is (plural).
portare--passive voice
• portor• I am (being) carried…
• portaris• you are (being)
carried…
• portatur
• portamur
• portamini
• portantur
Imperfect Tense---passive voice
• -bar• I was being verbed
• -baris• you were being verbed
• -batur• he/she/it was being verbed
• -bamur• we were being verbed
• -bamini• Y’all were being verbed
• -bantur• They were being verbed
Future Tense---passive voice 1st/2nd conjugation
• -bor• I will be verbed
• -beris• you will be verbed
• -bitur• he/she/it will be verbed
• -bimur• we will be verbed
• -bimini• y’all will be verbed
• -buntur• they will be verbed
Future Tense---passive voice 3rd/4th conjugation
• -ar• I will be verbed
• -eris• you will be verbed
• -etur• he/she/it will be verbed
• -emur• we will be verbed
• -emini• y’all will be verbed
• -entur• they will be verbed