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Translate the following: “arboribus visis” and identify the voice, mood, and tense of “visis.” |
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| “after the trees had been seen”; visis = perfect passive participle |
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Put the verb “ire” into the jussive subjunctive 1st person plural and translate it. |
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What form is “ambulavisset”? |
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| pluperfect active subjunctive |
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What is the perfect active infinitive of “amo”? |
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What is the difference between “adiuvandum” and “adiuvandos viros”? |
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| Adiuvandum is a gerund and adiuvanos viros is a gerundive |
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What are the imperative singular and plural of loquor? |
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| singular = loquere, plural = loquimini |
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What is the perfect passive 3rd person plural of duco. Translate it. |
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| Ducti sunt, they were led |
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Decline fero in the present subjunctive. |
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| fer, fers, fert, ferimus, fertis, ferunt |
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What is the form of rogatum in the following sentence: “Caesar mittit militos rogatum pacem”? Why is it that way? |
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| supine after a verb of motion to express purpose |
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What is fore and abbreviation for? |
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The transition from adolescence to adulthood is very difficult.
a.ire
b.ferre
c.esse
d.sedere |
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All things are possible.
a.pono
b.possum
c.possideo
d.posco |
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She lives in another section of town.
a.sextus
b.sequor
c.secutus
d.seco |
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Veho, vehere, vexi, vectus
a.Violence
b.Vehicle
c.Vexed
d.Viscous |
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Catena, ae
a.Incarnation
b.Catacomb
c.Cater
d.Concatenation |
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Serenus, a, um
a.Servitude
b.Serendipity
c.Serene
d.Sermonize |
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Reficio, reficere, refeci, refectus
a.Refractory
b.Refectory
c.Reformatory
d.Refeed |
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Ante
a.Antara
b.Antiquity
c.Antonomasia
d.Antonyms |
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Ars, tis
a.Artifact
b.Arsenal
c.Arch
d.Assassinate |
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Dens, ntis
a.Denominate
b.Densifying
c.Dentistry
d.Dendron |
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