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- 1. Multiple Choicevivo, vivere, vixi, victusto be alive, liveto cometo seeto go
- 2. Multiple Choicesenex, senis; m.old manthe sunnightlight
- 3. Multiple Choiceseverus, -a, -umstern, strict, grave, severesilent, quietonceold
- 4. Multiple Choicesol, solis; m.the sunstarmoonalone
- 5. Multiple Choiceredeo, redire, redii, reditusto returnto fall; to setto live, be aliveto sleep
- 6. Multiple Choicesemel (adv.)once; once and for allat the same timenowsoon
- 7. Multiple Choicenox, noctis; f.nightlightstarthe sun
- 8. Multiple Choicedeinde/dein (adv.)afterwards, then, nextsoonnowenough
- 9. Multiple Choicebasium, basi; n.kissold mansuch a quantity, so muchsand
- 10. Multiple Choiceconturbo (1)to mix up, confuseto liveto sleepto cast a spell upon, bewitch
- 11. Multiple Choicescio, scire, scivi, scitusto knowto mix up, confuseto be silent, be quietto sleep
- 12. Multiple Choiceinvideo, invidere, invidi, invisusto look at with will ill or envyto seeto returnto mix up, confuse
- 13. Multiple Choicetantum, tanti; n.such a quantity, so muchhow many, as manyenoughkiss
- 14. Multiple Choicedormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitusto sleepto knowto be silent, be quietto fall; to set
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Vivamus (line 1) is Present Subjunctive. The base of the Imperfect subjunctive is the infinitive form. Keeping the same qualities as vivamus, the Imperfect Subjunctive of this verb would be: ____
vivemus
vivebamus
vivere
viveremus
- 16. Multiple ChoiceCatullus is requesting ___ kisses330300033002300
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Ne sciamus (line 8 - "so that we may not know") is an example of a/n:
Purpose Clause
Hortatory/Jussive Subjunctive
Passive Periphrastic
Imperative Mood verb
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