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to be praised
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laudar-i (present active = laudare) The present passive infinitive of first and second conjugation verbs is formed by changing final -e of the active to -l.
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to be warned
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moneri (present active = monere) The present passive infinitive of first and second conjugation verbs is formed by changing final -e of the active to -l.
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Present Indicative Passive (I am (being) praised)
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laUd-or, laudA-ris, laudA-tur, laudA-mur, laudA-mini, laudA-ntur
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Imperfect Indicative Passive (I was (being) praised)
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laudA-ba-r, lauda-bA-ris, lauda-bA-tur, lauda-bA-mur, lauda-bA-mini, lauda-bA-ntur
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Future indicative passive (I will be praised)
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laudA-b-or, laudA-be-ris (note -bi is changed to -be), laudA-bi-tur, laudA-bi-mur, lauda-bI-mini, lauda-bU-ntur
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Present Indicative Passive (I am (being) warned)
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mOneor, monEris, monEtur, monEmur, monEmini, monEntur
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Imperfect Indicative Passive (I was (being) warned)
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monEbar, monebAris, monebAtur, monebAmur, monebAmini, monebAntur
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Future indicative passive (I will be warned)
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monEbor, monEberis, monEbitur, monEbimur, monebImini, monebUntur
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You (pl.) will be destroyed not by war but by love of leisure and by the plans of evil men.
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Non bello delebimini, sed amore otii et consiliis hominum malorum.
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Thousands of men are possessed by the love of money.
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Milia hominum amore pecuniae tenentur.
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A few will be possessed by love of truth and friendship.
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Pauci amore veritatis amicitiaeque tenebuntur.
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Books of this sort used to be given to the boys by the teacher.
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Libri huius generis pueris a magistro dabantur.
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Our country can even now be saved by brave citizens.
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Patria nostra a civibus fortibus etiam nunc servari potest.
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We ought to be warned by the fortune of other men (others).
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Fortuna aliorum moneri debemus.
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We are terrified by the plans of that tyrant who lives across the sea; but we love liberty, and we shall wage war with great courage.
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Consiliis istius tyranni qui trans mare vivit terremur; sed libertatem amamus et bellum magna cum virtute geremus.
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