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:§ 63 THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. 135INFINITIVE MOOD.Pres. Mon-eri, To be advised (178-180),Perf. Esse, or fuisse monitus, To have been advised,Fut. Mon-ituri iri, To be about to be advised.Perf. Mon-itus, a, urn,Fut. Mon-endus, a, urn,PARTICIPLES.jAdvised, being advised, or hav\ ing been advised,j To be advised, proper, or neces-\ sary to be advised.Synopsis of the Moods and Tenses.Indicative. Subjunctive. Imper. Infinitive. ParticiplesPres. Moneor, Monear, Monere. Moneri,Imp. Monebar, Monerer,Perf. Monitus sum, Monitus sim,j Esse, or\ Fuisse monitus, > MonitusPlup. Monitus eram, Monitus essem.Fut. Monebor, Monitum iri. MonendusF.-Perf. Monitus fuero.After the same manner, inflectDoceor, doceri, doctus, To be taught.Jubeor, juberi, jussus, To bje ordered.r\ ideor, videri, visus, To be seen196.- 63. EXERCISES ON THE PASSIVE VOICE.1. Give the designation, "&c., as directed 192-1. Moneor,monetur, monebatur, monebitur, monitus est, moniti estis,moneamur, moneretur, monitus fuero, monere, moneri, monitus,monitus esse, monendus. VioVretur, visus, visum Iri,docerentur, doceantur, docemmi, doceamini, jubebitur, jussifuerunt, juberentur, jubetor, &c.2. Translate the following into Latin, as directed' 192-2 : Iwas advised, he has been advised ;—he may be advised, wewill be advised, we were advised, I am advised, they mighthave been advised. Be ye advised, to be about to be advised,to be advised, he may have been seen;—they should be ordered,we will be seen, they ^ill be taught, having been taught, necessaryto be taught, let them be taught ; they have been