Chapter 10 Grammar

Question 1

Conjugate “audiō, audīre” (to hear) in the present active indicative.

Answer 1

• Audiō (I hear)
• Audīs (You hear)
• Audit (He/she/it hears)
• Audīmus (We hear)
• Audītis (Y’all hear)
• Audiunt (They hear)

Question 2

Conjugate “audiō, audīre” (to hear) in the imperfect.

Answer 2

• Audiēbam (I used to hear)
• Audiēbās (You used to hear)
• Audiēbat (He/she/it used to hear)
• Audiēbāmus (We used to hear)
• Audiēbātis (Y’all used to hear)
• Audiēbant (They used to hear)

Question 3

Conjugate “audiō, audīre” (to hear) in the future.

Answer 3

• Audiam (I will hear)
• Audiēs (You will hear)
• Audiet (He/she/it will hear)
• Audiēmus (We will hear)
• Audiētis (Y’all will hear)
• Audient (They will hear)

Question 4

Conjugate “audiō, audīre” (to hear) in the imperative.

Answer 4

• audī
• audīte

Question 5

Conjugate “capiō, capere” (to take, seize) in the present active indicative.

Answer 5

• Capiō
• Capis
• Capit
• Capimus
• Capiunt

Third conjugation -iō verbs are conjugated like fourth conjugaton verbs, except the “i” is always short and the imperative is different.

Question 6

Conjugate “capiō, capere” (to take, seize) in the imperative.

Answer 6

• cape
• capite

Third conjugation -iō verbs are conjugated like fourth conjugaton verbs, except the “i” is always short and the imperative is different.