Participles of a Regular Verb
consumo |
consumere |
consumpsi |
consumptus |
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Present Active |
consumens |
eating |
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Perfect Passive |
consumptus |
having been eaten |
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Future Active |
consumpturus |
about to eat |
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Future Passive (Gerundive) |
consumendus |
(needing) to be eaten |
Participles of a Deponent Verb
conor |
conari |
conatus sum |
Present Active |
conans |
trying |
Perfect Active |
conatus |
having tried |
Future Active |
conaturus |
about to try |
Future Passive (Gerundive) |
conandus |
(needing) to be tried |
Note that the tense and voice of all the participles agree except in perfect. Only deponent verbs can have perfect active participles. Likewise, deponent verbs--although passive in form--have only one form actually passive in meaning, the future passive participle, a.k.a. the gerundive.