WorksheetsDoc T's ER Chap 23+24 Combined
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What principal part is needed to form the active pluperfect and future perfect tenses?
1
2
3
4
What letter do you drop off of the principal part before you start to add personal endings?
-e
-i
-u
-o
The pluperfect must be translated with the keyword
have
has
will have
had
the future perfect tense must be translated with the keyword
will have
had
have
has
Which verb is in the future perfect tense?
portavierint
amaverit
rexerat
debuit
Which verb is in the pluperfect tense?
amabit
petet
duxerat
laudamus
The best translation for the verb "amaveramus" is
he had loved
we had loved
we have loved
they had loved
The best translation for amaverint is
he had loved
they will love
they had loved
they will have loved
The best translation for the verb miseris is
you will have sent
you sent
you all sent
you will send
We had ruled
regemus
reximus
rexerimus
rexeramus
You (all) will have carried
portaveritis
portavitis
portaveratis
portavērunt
The same word that is used to mean "now" usually is translated "already" with the Pluperfect tense. What is that word?
pro
iam
sine
ubi
If you are _________________ you will not have many friends.
amicus
inamicus
Venerant domum.
they came home.
they have come home.
they had come home.
they are coming home.
Which word is the pronoun "I"
tu
ego
nos
Which pronoun means "we"
ego
vos
nos
tu
Which pronoun means "you all"
ego
tu
nos
vos
mitto, mittere, misi,
What tense is mittent
pres
pluperfect
future
future perfect
mitto, mittere, misi,
What tense is miserunt (NO macron)
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
present
mitto, mittere, misi,
what tense is misērunt
perfect
pluperfect
future perfect
sum, esse, fui,
what is the 3rd sing future pefect?
fuerant
erit
fuerat
fuerit
capio, capere, cepi
which is future perfect, 3rd pl
capiunt
ceperunt
cepērunt
ceperant
capio, capere, cepi
We had captured
capiebamus
capieramus
ceperamus
ceperimus
teneo, tenēre, tenui
What tense is
tenuisti
pres
perf
pluperfect
future perfect
teneo, tenēre, tenui= to hold
translate:
tenuerant
they had held
they will have held
they held
they used to hold
