Week 24

Question 1

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus, 2, intro.; w. dat.

Answer 1

do harm to; injure

Question 2

praesum, praeesse, praefuī, praefutūrus, intr.; w. dat.

Answer 2

am in command of; am in charge of

Question 3

mare, maris

Answer 3

sea

Question 4

ventus, ī

Answer 4

wind

Question 5

nāvigō, 1, intr.

Answer 5

sail

Question 6

do harm to; injure

Answer 6

noceō, nocēre, nocuī, nocitūrus, 2, intro.; w. dat.

Question 7

am in command of; am in charge of

Answer 7

praesum, praeesse, praefuī, praefutūrus, intr.; w. dat.

Question 8

sea

Answer 8

mare, maris

Question 9

wind

Answer 9

ventus, ī

Question 10

sail

Answer 10

nāvigō, 1, intr.

Question 11

Two changes that happen when verbs of calling, naming, etc., that take a double accusative are put in the passive.

Answer 11

1. The accusative object becomes the subject.
2. The predicate accusative becomes the predicate nominative.

Question 12

Formation of the perfect infinitive active of all Latin verbs, regular and irregular

Answer 12

Add -isse to the perfect stem.

Question 13

Formation of the future infinitive active of all Latin verbs

Answer 13

By making a compound out of the future participle active and esse.

Question 14

Formation of the future participle active

Answer 14

Drop the -us from the perfect passive participle and add -ūrus