Latin present participles
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Latin present participles
Although this is a new aspect of grammar, there is nothing additional for you to learn.
PARTICIPLES ARE ADJECTIVES.
THEY COME FROM VERBS (and so contain an element of action)
THEY BEHAVE LIKE 3rd DECLENSION NOUNS.
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Here is an example of the present participle in full
'The hurrying slave saw the master'
servus festinans dominum vidit
'Hurrying' agrees with 'slave' in CASE, NUMBER, GENDER
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Another example
'I gave money to the hurrying slave'
pecuniam servo festinanti dedi
Both 'hurrying' and 'slave' agree in CASE, NUMBER, GENDER. This time, the DATIVE case is relevant...
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Latin present participles
Although this is a new aspect of grammar, there is nothing additional for you to learn.
PARTICIPLES ARE ADJECTIVES.
THEY COME FROM VERBS (and so contain an element of action)
THEY BEHAVE LIKE 3rd DECLENSION NOUNS.
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