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Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “bear, endure”?

A

tolerare

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What is the imperfect indicative first person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

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eram

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Give the Latin word that means “where; when.”

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ubi

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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “a Greek man”?

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Graecus

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What is the imperfect indicative second person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

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eras

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What is the present indicative third person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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potest

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What is the imperfect indicative first person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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poteramus

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What is the future indicative second person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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poteris

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What is the imperfect indicative second person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

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eratis

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What is the future indicative third person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

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erunt

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What is the future indicative third person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

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erit

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What is the future indicative first person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

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erimus

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What is the imperfect indicative third person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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poterat

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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “Greek”?

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Graecus

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What is the genitive form of the Latin word that means “ambush, plot, treachery”?

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insidiarum

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What is the second principal part of the verb that means “be able, can”?

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posse

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17
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “a Greek man”?

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masculine

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18
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What is the term for a word that is attached to the end of another word rather than standing alone?

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enclitic

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What is the nominative form of the Latin word that means “ambush, plot, treachery”?

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insidiae

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What is the future indicative first person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

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ero

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What is the imperfect indicative first person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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poteram

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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “be able, can”?

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possum

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When a verb requires an infinitive to complete its meaning, it is called a ________________ infinitive.

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complementary

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What is the imperfect indicative second person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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poteras

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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “fault, crime, vice”?

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neuter

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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “book”?

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libri

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27
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What is the present indicative first person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

28
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “a Greek man”?

29
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What is the imperfect indicative first person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

30
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What is the future indicative first person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

31
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “absolute ruler, tyrant”?

32
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True/False: A complementary infinitive will normally have its own subject, separate from the subject of the main verb.

33
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What is the present indicative second person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

34
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “book”?

35
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True/False: The verbs debeo and possum are the only ones that ever expect a complementary infinitive.

36
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “book”?

37
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What is the future indicative second person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

38
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What is the future indicative third person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

39
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What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “fault, crime, vice”?

40
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What is the neuter nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “your, yours (plural)”?

41
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “perpetual, uninterrupted, continuous”?

42
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Give the meaning of the Latin enclitic -que.

43
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What is the present indicative first person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

44
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What is the imperfect indicative third person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

45
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “ambush, plot, treachery”?

46
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What is the future indicative second person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

47
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “fault, crime, vice”?

48
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Give the Latin word that means “there.”

49
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What is the infinitive form of the verb that means “to be able”?

50
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What is the imperfect indicative third person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

51
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What is the first principal part of the verb that means “bear, endure”?

52
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True/False: The verb debeo usually expects a complementary infinitive.

53
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What is the future indicative second person plural form of the verb that means “to be”?

54
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What is the gender of the Latin word that means “absolute ruler, tyrant”?

55
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What is the future indicative third person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

56
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What is the masculine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “your, yours (plural)”?

57
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What is the present indicative second person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

58
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What is the future indicative first person singular form of the verb that means “to be able”?

59
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What is the feminine nominative singular form of the Latin adjective that means “your, yours (plural)”?

60
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What is the present indicative third person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

61
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True/False: The verb possum usually expects a complementary infinitive.

62
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Give the Latin word that means “but.”

63
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What is the imperfect indicative third person singular form of the verb that means “to be”?

64
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What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “absolute ruler, tyrant”?

65
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What is the imperfect indicative second person plural form of the verb that means “to be able”?

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