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134 THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. 62;;SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.Present Tense, may, or can be advised.S.1 Mon-ear,2. Mon-earis, or -eare,3. Mon-eatur,P. 1, Mon-eamur,2. Mon-eamini,3. Mon-eantur,I may be advised,Thou mayst be advised,He may be advisedWe may be advised,Ye may be advised,They may be advised.Imperfect, might, could, would, or should be advised.S. 1. Mon-erer,2. Mon-ereris, or -erere,3. Mon-eretur,P. 1. Mon-eremur,2. Mon-eremmi,3. Mon-erentur,I might be advised,Thou mights t be advised,He might be advised;We might be advised,Ye might he advised,They might be advised.Perfect, may have been advised.S. Monitus sim, or fuerim,Monitus sis, or fueris,Monitus sit, or fuerit,P. Moniti simus, or fuerimus,Moniti sitis, or fueritis,Moniti sint, or fuerint.I may have been advised,Thou mayst have been advised,He may have been advised,We may have been advised,Ye may have been advised,They may have been advised.Pluperfect, might, could, would, or should have been advised.S. Monitus essem, or fuissem, I might have been advised,Monitus esses, or fuisses, Thou mijghtst have been advised^Monitus esset, or fuisset, He might have been advised;P. Moniti essemus, or fuissemus, We might have been advised,Moniti essetis, or fuissetis, Ye might have been advised,Moniti essent, or fuissent, They might have been advised.IMPERATIVE MOOD.S. 2. Mon-ere, or -etor,3. Mon-etor,P. 2. Mon-emini,3 Mon-entor,Be thou advised,Let him be advised;Be ye advised,Let them be advised.
:§ 63 THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. 135INFINITIVE MOOD.Pres. Mon-eri, To be advised (178-180),Perf. Esse, or fuisse monitus, To have been advised,Fut. Mon-ituri iri, To be about to be advised.Perf. Mon-itus, a, urn,Fut. Mon-endus, a, urn,PARTICIPLES.jAdvised, being advised, or hav\ ing been advised,j To be advised, proper, or neces-\ sary to be advised.Synopsis of the Moods and Tenses.Indicative. Subjunctive. Imper. Infinitive. ParticiplesPres. Moneor, Monear, Monere. Moneri,Imp. Monebar, Monerer,Perf. Monitus sum, Monitus sim,j Esse, or\ Fuisse monitus, > MonitusPlup. Monitus eram, Monitus essem.Fut. Monebor, Monitum iri. MonendusF.-Perf. Monitus fuero.After the same manner, inflectDoceor, doceri, doctus, To be taught.Jubeor, juberi, jussus, To bje ordered.r\ ideor, videri, visus, To be seen196.- 63. EXERCISES ON THE PASSIVE VOICE.1. Give the designation, "&c., as directed 192-1. Moneor,monetur, monebatur, monebitur, monitus est, moniti estis,moneamur, moneretur, monitus fuero, monere, moneri, monitus,monitus esse, monendus. VioVretur, visus, visum Iri,docerentur, doceantur, docemmi, doceamini, jubebitur, jussifuerunt, juberentur, jubetor, &c.2. Translate the following into Latin, as directed' 192-2 : Iwas advised, he has been advised ;—he may be advised, wewill be advised, we were advised, I am advised, they mighthave been advised. Be ye advised, to be about to be advised,to be advised, he may have been seen;—they should be ordered,we will be seen, they ^ill be taught, having been taught, necessaryto be taught, let them be taught ; they have been
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:§ 63 THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. 135INFINITIVE MOOD.Pres. Mon-eri, To be advised (178-180),Perf. Esse, or fuisse monitus, To have been advised,Fut. Mon-ituri iri, To be about to be advised.Perf. Mon-itus, a, urn,Fut. Mon-endus, a, urn,PARTICIPLES.jAdvised, being advised, or hav\ ing been advised,j To be advised, proper, or neces-\ sary to be advised.Synopsis <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moods and Tenses.Indicative. Subjunctive. Imper. Infinitive. ParticiplesPres. Moneor, Monear, Monere. Moneri,Imp. Monebar, Monerer,Perf. Monitus sum, Monitus sim,j Esse, or\ Fuisse monitus, > MonitusPlup. Monitus eram, Monitus essem.Fut. Monebor, Monitum iri. MonendusF.-Perf. Monitus fuero.After <strong>the</strong> same manner, inflectDoceor, doceri, doctus, To be taught.Jubeor, juberi, jussus, To bje ordered.r\ ideor, videri, visus, To be seen196.- 63. EXERCISES ON THE PASSIVE VOICE.1. Give <strong>the</strong> designation, "&c., as directed 192-1. Moneor,monetur, monebatur, monebitur, monitus est, moniti estis,moneamur, moneretur, monitus fuero, monere, moneri, monitus,monitus esse, monendus. VioVretur, visus, visum Iri,docerentur, doceantur, docemmi, doceamini, jubebitur, jussifuerunt, juberentur, jubetor, &c.2. Translate <strong>the</strong> following into <strong>Latin</strong>, as directed' 192-2 : Iwas advised, he has been advised ;—he may be advised, wewill be advised, we were advised, I am advised, <strong>the</strong>y mighthave been advised. Be ye advised, to be about to be advised,to be advised, he may have been seen;—<strong>the</strong>y should be ordered,we will be seen, <strong>the</strong>y ^ill be taught, having been taught, necessaryto be taught, let <strong>the</strong>m be taught ; <strong>the</strong>y have been
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