Latin conjugation of 'amare' (impersonal passive)
Continuous pen table of the passive amare, ending in the gerund and participles
A continuous pen table drills the passive of amare in its third-person and impersonal forms: amatur, amabatur, amatum est / fuit, amatum erat / fuerat, amabitur, through the subjunctive amatum sit / esset. It then lists the infinitives amari, amatum esse and amatum iri, the gerund forms amandi, amando, amandum, and closes with amatum, amatu and the participles amans and amaturus. The page is a clean schoolroom paradigm with no drawing.
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Impersonal passive, gerund and participles of amare
The columns run amatur, amabatur, amatum est / fuit, amatum erat / fuerat, amabitur and the subjunctive amatum sit / fuerit, amatum esset / fuisset, amatum erit / fuerit. The lower block gives the infinitives amari, amatum esse, amatum iri, the gerund amandi / amando / amandum, the supine amatum / amatu, and the participles amans and amaturus.