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WorksheetsAdvanced Verbs and Verb Terminology
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
The verb mood that indicates a statement is being made or information is being communicated is:
indicative mood
imperative mood
subjunctive mood
The verb mood that indicates an order or a command is being given is:
indicative mood
imperative mood
subjunctive mood
The verb mood that indicates an action that the speaker wishes were true or expresses unreal actions is:
indicative mood
imperative mood
subjunctive mood
The verb voice that indicates that the action of the verb is being done by the subject is:
active voice
passive voice
The verb voice that indicates that the subject is being acted upon by the action of the verb is:
active voice
passive voice
The verb tense that indicates a completed past action is:
perfect tense
pluperfect tense
future perfect tense
present tense
future tense
The verb tense that indicates a past action that was completed before another past action is:
perfect tense
pluperfect tense
future perfect tense
present tense
imperfect tense
The verb tense that indicates action that will be completed before another action is completed is:
perfect tense
pluperfect tense
future perfect tense
present tense
imperfect tense
Which tenses form the present system of tenses (there are three):
present
imperfect
future
perfect
future perfect
Which tenses form the perfect system of tenses (there are three):
present
imperfect
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
The tenses of the present system (present, imperfect, and future) are created by adding the endings to the stem. The stem is found by dropping the -re from the:
infinitive (second principle part)
perfect indicative (third principle part)
supine/participial (fourth principle part)
present indicative (first principle part)
gerundive (adjective form of a verb)
The tenses of the perfect system (perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect) in the active voice are created by adding the endings to the stem. The perfect active stem is found using the:
infinitive (second principle part)
perfect indicative (third principle part)
supine/participial (fourth principle part)
present indicative (first principle part)
gerundive (adjective form of a verb)
The tenses of the perfect system (perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect) in the passive voice are created by adding the endings to the stem. The perfect passive stem is found using the:
infinitive (second principle part)
perfect indicative (third principle part)
supine/participial (fourth principle part)
present indicative (first principle part)
gerundive (adjective form of a verb)
First conjugation verbs have this vowel in their infinitive and stem:
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ĕ
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ō
Second conjugation verbs have this vowel in their infinitive and stem:
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ō
Third conjugation verbs have this vowel in their infinitive and stem:
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Fourth conjugation verbs have this vowel in their infinitive and stem:
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Third-IO conjugation verbs have this vowel in their infinitive and stem:
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