Latin GCSE deponent verbs

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There are 14 deponent verbs you need to know for Latin gcse ocr exam.
Deponent verbs look like passive but they are active in meaning. They are formed like the passive equivalent of each tense, according to their conjugation.

Terms

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conor: I try
conabar: I was trying
conatus sum: I tried
egredior: I go out
egressus sum: I went out
hortor: I encourage
hortabar: I was encouraging
hortatus est: he encouraged
ingredior: I enter
ingressus sum: I entered
loquor: I speak
locutus sum: I spoke
loquebar: I was speaking
locutus eram: I had spoken
miror: I admire
miratus sum: I admired
morior: I die
mortuus sum: I died
patior: I suffer, endure
passus sum: I suffered
passus eram: I had suffered
precor: I pray
precatus sum: I prayed
proficiscor: I set out
profectus eram: I had set out
progedior: I advance
progressus sum: I advanced
regredior: I return
regressus sum: I returned
sequor: I follow
secutus sum: I followed
videor: I seem, appear
visus sum: I seemed, appeared

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