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Latin Passive Perfect

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In Latin, the Passive Perfect tenses are formed using the Passive Perfect Participle, the fourth Principal Part of a Latin verb. The fourth Principal Part is declined like a noun in the Nominative case. There are three genders used depending on the subject: Feminine, Masculine, Neuter

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Latin Passive Perfect

Perfect
Pluperfect
Future Perfect
Perfect Passive Participle
1. Fourth Principal Part
2. Nominative Adjective Endings
  1. Singular
    1. - us
    2. - a
    3. - um
  2. Plural
    1. - i
    2. - ae
    3. - a
"_______ have been _________ed."

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