Active Verbs

Question 1

How did the first declension verbs decline

in the present tense?

Answer 1

Amo 
Amas
Amat
Amamus 
Amatis
Amant

Question 2

How did the second declension verbs decline in the present tense?

Answer 2

Moneo 
Mones 
Monet
Monemus 
Monetis 
Monent

Question 3

How do the third declension verbs decline in the present tense?

Answer 3

Traho
Trahis
Trahit
Trahimus 
Trahitis
Trahunt

Question 4

How did the fourth declension verbs decline in the present tense?

Answer 4

Audio
Audis 
Audit
Audimus
Auditis 
Audiunt

Question 5

What are the present stems?

Answer 5

Ama
Mone
Trah
Audi

Question 6

How did the first and second declension verbs decline in the future tense?

Answer 6

Amabo
Amabis
Amabit
Amabimus
Amabitis
Amabunt 

Monebo
Monebis 
Monebit
Monebimus
Monebitis
Monebunt

Question 7

How did the third and fourth declension verbs decline in the future tense?

Answer 7

Traham 
Trahes 
Trahet 
Trahemus
Trahetis
Trahunt 

Audiam
Audies 
Audiet 
Audiemus 
Audietis 
Audient

Question 8

What are the imperfect tense endings?

Answer 8

All verbs use the present stems.

Bam
Bas
Bat
Bamus 
Batis 
Bant

Question 9

What are the perfect stems?

Answer 9

Amav
Monu
Trax
Audiv

Question 10

What are the endings for the perfect tense?

Answer 10

All verbs use the perfect stem.

i
isti 
it
imus 
istis 
erunt

Question 11

What are the endings for the pluperfect tense?

Answer 11

All verbs use the perfect stem.

Eram
Eras
Erat
Eramus 
Eratis
Erant

Question 12

What is the imperative for the first, second, third and fourth detentions.

Answer 12

Amate, monite, trahite, audite

Question 13

What are the present tense infinitives for the first, second, third and fourth declensions?

Answer 13

Amare, monere, trahere,

Question 14

What are the future tense infinitives for the first, second, third and fourth declensions?

Answer 14

Amaturus -a -um + esse
Moniturus -a -um + esse
Tracturus -a -um + esse
Auditurus -a -um + esse

Question 15

What are the perfect tense infinities for the first, second, third and fourth declensions?

Answer 15

Amavisse
Monuisse
Traxisse
Audivisse

Question 16

How does the present participle decline?

Answer 16

Singular=
Amans
Amantem
Amantis 
Amanti 
Amante/i

Plural=
Amans
Amantes
Amantes
Amantibus
Amantibus

Question 17

What is the future participle for the first, second, third and fourth declensions?

Answer 17

Amanturus -a -um
Moniturus -a -um
Tracturus -a -um
Auditurus -a -um

Question 18

How is the present tense translated?

Answer 18

I love/I am loving

Question 19

How was the future tense translated?

Answer 19

I will love/ I am going to love

Question 20

How is the imperfect tense translated?

Answer 20

I was loving/I used to love

Question 21

How is the perfect tense translated?

Answer 21

I have loved/I loved

Question 22

How is the pluperfect tense translated?

Answer 22

I had loved

Question 23

How is the imperative translated?

Answer 23

Love!

Question 24

How is the present tense infinitive translated?

Answer 24

To love

Question 25

How is the future tense infinitive translated?

Answer 25

To be about to love

Question 26

How is the perfect tense infinitive translated?

Answer 26

To have loved

Question 27

How is the present tense participle translated?

Answer 27

Loving

Question 28

How is the future tense participle translated?

Answer 28

About to love/intending to love

Question 29

What stem is used for the imperfect subjunctive?

Answer 29

The infinitive

Question 30

What are the endings for the imperfect subjunctive?

Answer 30

``` M S T Mus Tis Nt ```

Question 31

How is the pluperfect subjunctive formed?

Answer 31

Perfect stem + isse + m,t,s,mus,tis,nt