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WorksheetsPerfect Active Verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which principal part is used for Perfect Active verbs?
1st principal part
2nd principal part
3rd principal part
4th principal part
No, seriously - Perfect Active?
1ST PRINCIPAL PART!
2ND PRINCIPAL PART!
3RD PRINCIPAL PART!
4TH PRINCIPAL PART!
3RD PRINCIPAL PART?
Present Active!
Present Passive!
Perfect Active!
Perfect Passive!
The perfect active can be translated in two ways: simple past or using the helping verb __________.
have / has
was
will
had
What is the HELPING VERB used to translate PLUPERFECT verbs?
(Your answer should be ONE word.)
(a)
What are the TWO HELPING VERBS used to translate FUTURE PERFECT verbs?
(Your answer should be TWO words.)
(a)
Which of the following verbs is NOT perfect active?
misit
misērunt
misistī
mittēbāmus
Which of the following endings is used for the PLUPERFECT active?
-bat
-erat
-erit
-it
Before I moved to Boston, I had visited the city twice.
visitāveram
visitābam
visitāvī
visitāverō
What is the 1st PL FUTURE PERFECT ACTIVE for the verb:
legō, legere, lēgī, lectus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
What is the 3rd SG PERFECT ACTIVE for the verb:
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
What is the 2nd PL PLUPERFECT ACTIVE for the verb:
videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
Translate "she wrote" into Latin.
scrībō, scrībere, scrīpsī, scriptus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
Translate "they had stood" into Latin.
stō, stāre, stetī, stātus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
Translate "you (sg) will have learned" into Latin.
discō, discere, didicī, discitus
Do not use long marks!
(a)
Titus dedicated the Flavian Amphitheater to his father.
dedicāvit
dedicāverat
dedicat
dedicāverit
By the end of 2025, you all will have earned a diploma.
meruistis
meruerātis
merueritis
merēbātis
Bonus Round!
What is the ablative singular of acer, acris, acre?
acre
acrī
acribus
acria
Which adjective form agrees with the noun form puellās?
intellegentēs
intellegentem
intellegentium
intellegentis
What is the nominative plural of the phrase:
liber, librī (m): book
utilis, utile: useful
Do not use long marks!
(a)
