Latin 2. Lesson 32 verb review

Latin 2. Lesson 32 verb review

by Sonja Mack

​Tenses of verbs tell when and how complete an action is

​present tense - is now

​imperfect tense - recent past or repeated action in the past - incomplete action

​future tense- action hasn't happened yet

​perfect tense- completed action - therefore past

​pluperfect tense- completed action further in the past

​future perfect tense - an action that will be completed in the future

Multiple Select

Which verbs are present tense?

• amabamus

• capient

• audiuntur

• doces

Multiple Select

What verb is future tense? choose all that apply

• agebatis

• docebitis

• agemini

• audiveris

Multiple Select

Choose the passive verb forms.  Choose all that apply.

• amant

• amaverat

• amabar

• amaris

​Person

​Tells who the subject is

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​1st person - I or We

​2nd person - you

​3rd person she/he/it or they

Multiple Select

Choose the 2nd person verbs.

• capitis

• agimini

• audiebas

• laudat

Multiple Choice

What person would you use to translate "We were taught"

• 1st

• 2nd 

• 3rd

​Number

​tells if the subject is singular or plural

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​I (singular) or we (plural)

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​you (singular) or you (plural)

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​he/she/it (singular). or they (plural)

​Voice

​tells if the subject is doing or receiving the action

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​The racket his the ball (active)

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​The ball is hit by the racket (passive)

Multiple Select

Which verbs are passive? 

• amamini

• capiebar

• audiveris

• agentur

Multiple Choice

Choose the best translation:

Docebamur

• We were teaching

• We will be taught

• We were taught

• We have been taught