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Define the Present Tense
an action taking place right now
Define the Imperfect Tense
An ongoing or incomplete action of the past
Define the Future Tense
An action that has not happened yet, but will
Conjugate doleo, dolere into the Future Tense
dolebo, dolebis, dolebit, dolebimus, doletbiis, dolebunt
Conjugate audeo, audere into the Future Tense
audebo, audebis, audebit, audebimus, audebitis, audebunt
Conjugate narro, narrare into the Future Tense
narrabo, narrabis, narrabit, narrabimus, narrabitis, narrabunt
(True/False) An action verb tells what the subject is, and a linking verb tells what the subject does.
False
Direct Objects receive the action of what in the sentence?
verb
Direct Objects are in what case?
Accusative
Direct Objects can be found by asking what two questions of the verb?
what? whom?
A type of action verb that takes a direct object is called what?
Transitive Verb (V-t)
Label and Translate: Discipuli cogitabunt.
SN-V; The students will think.
Label and Translate: Epistula familiam monet.
SN-DO-Vt; The letter warns the family.
Label and Translate: Magistra discipulam vocabit.
SN-DO-Vt; The teacher will call the student.
Label and Translate: Magistra discipulas vocabat.
SN-DO-Vt; The teacher was calling the students.
Label and Translate: Inimici oppidum oppugnabunt.
SN-DO-Vt; The enemies will attack the town/city.
