1. What is the best English translation for amatus est?
I was loved
He was loved
She was loved
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We praise
2. What is the best English translation for exercuisti?
You exercised
You will be exercised
She was exercising
She used to exercise
3. What is the best English translation for exportae sunt?
They carried away
They (neuter) were carried away
They (feminine) were carried away
They (masculine) were carried away
4. What is the best English translation for expecta eras?
He expected
They had been expected
You had been expected
He has been expected
5. What is the best English translation for speraveram?
I was hoping
I had hoped
I will have hoped
I used to hope
6. What is the best English translation for visitata eritis?
He has been visited
He has visited
You were visited
You will have been visited
7. What is the best Latin translation for “She was ordered”?
imperatae erant
imperata erat
imperatae sunt
imperata est
8. What is the best Latin translation for “He had been asked”?
rogata ero
rogatus erat
rogatus est
rogati eram
9. to the corresponding Latin form.
1. present active
2. present passive
3. imperfect active
4. imperfect passive
5. future active
6. future passive
7. perfect active
8. perfect passive
9. pluperfect active
10. pluperfect passive
11. future perfect active
12. future perfect passive
a. habuerit
b. auctus eram
c. auxeratis
d. habebas
e. augebemini
f. mansus est
g. vidimus
h. maneor
i. exercebatur
j. docebimus
k. amatae eritis
l. maturat
10. Match the Latin verb to the corresponding English translation.
1. She is changing
2. She is changed
3. She was changing
4. She was changed
5. She will change
6. She will be changed
7. She has been changed
8. She has changed
9. She had been changed
10. She had changed
11. She will have been changed
12. She will have changed
a. mutabit
b. mutabitur
c. mutatur
d. mutavit
e. mutat
f. mutaverit
g. mutata erit
h. mutabat
i. mutaverat
j. mutabatur
k. mutata est
l. mutata erat
11. Choose the 2nd person singular future passive form of removeo, removere, removi, remotus.
removeberis
removebitis
remotus es
remotus estis
12. Which verb mood is used to give commands?
indicative
imperative
infinitive
subjunctive
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1. He was loved
2. You exercised
3. They (feminine) were carried away
4. You had been expected
5. I had hoped
6. You will have been visited
7. imperata est
8. rogatus erat
9. 1. present active: l. maturat 2. present passive: h. maneor 3. imperfect active: d. habebas 4. imperfect passive: i. exercebatur 5. future active: j. docebimus 6. future passive: e. augebimini 7. perfect active: g. vidimus 8. perfect passive: f. mansus est 9. pluperfect active: c. auxeratis 10. pluperfect passive: b. auctus eram 11. future perfect active: a. habuerit 12. future perfect passive: k. amatae eritis
10. 1. She is changing: e. mutat 2. She is changed: c. mutatur 3. She was changing: h. mutabat 4. She was changed: j. mutabatur 5. She will change: a. mutabit 6. She will be changed: b. mutabitur 7. She has been changed: k. mutata est 8. She has changed: d. mutavit 9. She had been changed: l. mutata erat 10. She had changed: i. mutaverat 11. She will have been changed: g. mutata erit 12. She will have changed: f. mutaverit
11. removeberis
12. imperative
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Define Pluperfect