Perfect Tense Instructional Quizizz

Multiple Choice

True or False?

Latin and English have exactly the same number of verb tenses.

• True! Latin and English both have 12 tenses.

• False! English has 12 verb tenses but Latin only has 6.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following translations is NOT a Perfect/Past tense verb translation?

• She walks.

• She walked.

• She has walked.

• She did walk.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following translations is NOT a Perfect/Past tense verb translation?

• You fall.

• You fell.

• You have fallen.

• You did fall.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following translations IS in the Perfect/Past tense?

• They study.

• They are studying.

• They do study.

• They did study.

Multiple Select

Which of the following translations IS in the Perfect/Past tense?

(Hint: There are 2 correct options!)

• I am

• You are

• He is

• We were

• They have been

Match

Match the Latin word to the correct translation.

amō, -āre, amāvī, amātus like, love

• amō

• amāvī

• amāre

I love

I loved

to love

• I love

• I loved

• to love

Match

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iubeō, -ēre, iussī, iussus order, bid

• iubēs

• iussisti

• iubēre

you are ordering

you have ordered

to order

• you are ordering

• you have ordered

• to order

Match

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capiō, -ere, cēpī, captus take, catch, capture

• capit

• cēpit

• capere

he/she/it catches

he/she/it caught

to catch

• he/she/it catches

• he/she/it caught

• to catch

Match

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frangō, -ere, frēgī, frāctus break

• frangunt

• frēgerunt

• frangere

they do break

they did break

to break

• they do break

• they did break

• to break

Match

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ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus (irreg.) bring, carry, bear

• ferimus

• tulimus

• ferre

we are bringing

we have brought

to bring

• we are bringing

• we have brought

• to bring

Match

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sum, esse, fuī, futūrus (irreg.) be, am, is, are

• sum

• fuī

• esse

I am

I was

to be

• I am

• I was

• to be