Deponent Verbs What the Heck?.

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Deponent Verbs What the Heck?

Deponent Verbs Vereor = “I fear”; not “I am feared” 1) Passive in form; active in meaning: Vereor = “I fear”; not “I am feared”

Deponent Verbs 2) Usually intransitive: Inter se loquuntur – “They are speaking with themselves.”

Deponent Verbs 3) Perfect ACTIVE Participle Ingressus = “Having entered,” not “Having been entered.”

Deponent Verbs 4) Only 3 principal parts. conor conari conatus sum – to try

Deponent Verbs 5) New imperative endings: Singular –re; plural –mini morare – stay! moramini – stay!