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What principal part must be used to form a perfect, active verb?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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Multa aedificia in Forō Rōmānō spectavisti.
you see
you were seeing
you will see
you saw
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Servī saxum ē viā removēre nōn possunt.
to remove
they will remove
they remove
remove!
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_________ mihi, Cornēlia, fābulam dē familiā tuā!
narra
narrate
narrare
narravi
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Vidēbitis multōs senātōrēs in Circō Maximō?
will you see
do you see
were you seeing
have you seen
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What principal part must be used to form the future and imperfect tenses?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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Canēs equōs in campō semper spectābant.
have watched
will watch
were watching
are watching
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What letter(s) is/are NOT a helpful hint for recognizing a verb's 3rd principal part?
-x-
-v-
-u-
-e-
-a-
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Ōlim vīnum in culīnā servāvimus.
we keep
we were keeping
we have kept
we will keep
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Crās duces mīlitēs dē perīculō monēbunt.
are warning
were warning
have warned
will warn
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They have sailed to Greece and back.
navigaverunt
navigant
navigabant
navigabunt
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"I will show you the world!" sang Aladdin.
monstro
monstrabo
monstrabam
monstravi
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When the chariots were rounding the turning posts, we were shouting our lungs out.
clamamus
clamabamus
clamabimus
clamavimus
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Have we scared the kids enough yet?
terruimus
terrebamus
terremus
terrebimus
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They have everything they need for the costume contest.
habent
habebant
habebunt
habuerunt