Latin I Perfect Tense Review

Match the following.

• "How many" are doing the verb

• Tense

• "Who" is doing the verb

• Person

• "When" the verb is happening

• Number

Match the endings.

• Perfect Tense

• -i, -isti, -it, -imus, -istis, -erunt

• Present Tense

• -re

• Infinitive

• -o, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt

When a verb is "perfect tense," when is it happening?

• In the past

• In the present

• In the future

Verbs that end in "-re" are called...

• Infinitives

• Indicative

• Subjunctive

• Command

Match the endings.

• I

• -o

• we

• -s

• you

• -mus

• they

• -tis

• y'all

• -nt

Can you match the verb with its "perfect" form?

• dormiverunt

• curritis

• mansi

• pingimus

• portavit

• portat

• curcurristis

• maneo

• pinximus

• dormiunt

Can you match the following present tense verbs with their "perfect" forms?

• navigavimus

• ambulas

• ambulavisti

• dicit

• dixit

• laboro

• clausit

• claudet

• laboravi

• navigamus

Match the verb with the definition.

• to be

• ire

• to come

• venire

• to love, like

• amare

• to sail

• esse

• to go

• navigare

Match the following verbs with their definitions.

• to play

• monstrare

• to work

• laborare

• to point out, show

• legere

• to read

• ludere

• to see, look

• videre/spectare

Match the following verbs with their definitions.

• to touch

• pulsare

• to pick up, lift

• dicere

• to laugh

• ridere

• to knock

• tangere

• to speak, tell

• sumere