GERUND/GERUNDIVE SONG (LONDON BRIDGE)
A gerund is a verbal noun.
Just four forms.
Singular.
[ad] amandum
[causā] amandī
[studet] amandō
[dē] amandō

A gerundive is an adjective [verbal].
Future.
Passive.
amandus -a -um
Future passive = gerundive

A gerund is a verbal noun.
Just four forms.
Singular.
[ad] monendum
[causā] monendī
[studet] monendō
[dē] monendō

A gerundive is an adjective [verbal].
Future.
Passive.
monendus -a -um
Future passive = gerundive

A gerund is a verbal noun.
Just four forms.
Singular.
[ad] legendum
[causā] legendī
[studet] legendō
[dē] legendō

A gerundive is an adjective [verbal].
Future.
Passive.
legendus -a -um
Future passive = gerundive

A gerund is a verbal noun.
Just four forms.
Singular.
[ad] capiendum
[causā] capiendī
[studet] capiendō
[dē] capiendō

A gerundive is an adjective [verbal].
Future.
Passive.
capiendus -a -um
Future passive = gerundive

A gerund is a verbal noun.
Just four forms.
Singular.
[ad] audiendum
[causā] audiendī
[studet] audiendō
[dē] audiendō

A gerundive is an adjective [verbal].
Future.
Passive.
audiendus -a -um
Future passive = gerundive