Latin 3 Lesson 4: Participles of Deponent Verbs | So You Really Want to Learn Latin

In my final video on participles, at least for now, I finish off our run through the jollities of this very Roman way of speaking. I show how a participle is often used in place of a clause, and how participles of deponent verbs are formed. Then I go through a passage of Latin from chapter 1 of Book 3 (Exercise 1.13) which is positively brimming with participles and deponent verbs. Buy the books: https://www.soyoureallywanttolearnlat... Click here for the Latin 1 playlist: https://bit.ly/SYRWTLLatin1 Click here for the Latin 2 playlist: https://bit.ly/Latin2Playlist Click here for the Latin 3 playlist: http://bit.ly/SYRWTLLBook3-Playlist Click here for the Roman History playlist: https://bit.ly/RomanHistory Click here for the Grammar playlist: https://bit.ly/Grammar-for-Latin Click here for our Pronunciation guide: https://bit.ly/Latin-pronunciation The author, Nicholas Oulton, read History at Oriel College, Oxford and Classics at Royal Holloway College, London, before embarking on a teaching career. He wrote So you really want to learn Latin as an antidote to the then most popular textbooks which, in his humble opinion, failed to teach how the language worked. He then set up textbook publishers Galore Park to take his teaching methodology to other subjects. He is the author of a number of Latin and History textbooks.