Perfect Tense

Perfect Tense

Verb Endings

The Perfect Tense

• Previously, we learned the possible tense signs for the perfect tense:

• Mr. Perfect drives an x-tra long SUV, putt putt

Multiple Choice

On our vocab sheet, our verbs are presented like this:

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus.

Which is the perfect stem?

• amitto

• amittere

• amisi

• amissus

Multiple Choice

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus.

Which is the perfect stem?

• sentio

• sentire

• sensi

• sensus

Multiple Choice

sum, esse, fui, futurus.

Which is the perfect stem?

• sum

• esse

• fui

• futurus

Multiple Select

How is the perfect tense translated?

• -ed

• has/have -ed

• did -ed

• was/were - ed

Multiple Choice

The perfect tense ending -it means:

• he/she/it -ed

• they -ed

• he/she/it was -ing

• they were -ing

Multiple Choice

The perfect tense ending -erunt means:

• he/she/it -ed

• they -ed

• he/she/it was -ing

• they were -ing

Multiple Choice

The perfect tense ending -isti means:

• you -ed

• we -ed

• I -ed

• they -ed

Multiple Choice

The perfect tense ending -isti means:

• you -ed

• you all -ed

• I -ed

• we -ed

All of the endings

I warned, you warned, he warned

we warned, you all warned, they warned

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amisi (lose) translates to:

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amistis (lose) translates to:

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timuimus (fear) translates to:

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timuerunt (fear) translates to:

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misit (send) translates to:

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fugisti (flee) translates to: