Question 1

Which of the following is a way to translate the imperfect tense from Latin into English?

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was/were

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did

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are

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will

Question 2

Which of the following is a way to translate the imperfect tense from Latin into English?

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kept

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are

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will

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did

Question 3

Which of the following is a way to translate the imperfect tense from Latin into English?

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used to

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will

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did

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is

Question 4

Which of the following is a way to translate the imperfect tense from Latin into English?

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began

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are

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did

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will

Question 5

When translating the imperfect tense, which can be used?

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was/were, used to, kept or began

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is/are, does/do,

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did, -ed, have or has

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will, shall

Question 6

The imperfect tense in Latin denotes:

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Continuous action in the past

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something that will happen later

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a single action in the past

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something happening now

Question 7

The imperfect tense in Latin denotes:

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Something started but not finished

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something about to be completed

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something that is being completed now

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something completed

Question 8

The imperfect tense in Latin denotes:

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A repeated action in the past

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an action that will be completed in the future

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an action performed one time in the past

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an action happening now

Question 9

What letter combination indicates the imperfect tense in Latin?

Accepted Answer

-ba-/-era-

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-o, -s, -t, etc.

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-bo, -bis, -bit, etc

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-v-, -ss-, -u-, -x-,

Question 10

Give the imperfect form of facit

Accepted Answer

faciebat

Question 11

Give the imperfect form of iubet

Accepted Answer

iubebat

Question 12

Give the imperfect form of verberant

Accepted Answer

verberabant

Question 13

Give the imperfect form of eunt

Accepted Answer

ibant

Question 14

Give the imperfect form of quiescis

Accepted Answer

quiescebas

Question 15

Give the imperfect form of incitamus

Accepted Answer

incitabamus

Question 16

Give the imperfect form of spectatis

Accepted Answer

spectabatis

Question 17

Give the imperfect form of vult.

Accepted Answer

volebat

Question 18

Give the imperfect form of est

Accepted Answer

erat

Question 19

Give the imperfect form of sunt

Accepted Answer

erant

Question 20

Give the imperfect form of descendis

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descendebas

Question 21

Give the imperfect form of potest

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poterat

Question 22

Translate into Latin:   I am

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sum

Question 23

Translate into Latin:   I avoid

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vito

Question 24

Translate into Latin:   I was avoiding

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vitabam

Question 25

Translate into Latin:  Hold!

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tene

Question 26

Translate into Latin:  we kept ordering

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iubebamus

Question 27

Translate into Latin:   I was wanting

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volebam

Question 28

Translate into Latin:   you used to order (singular)

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iubebas

Question 29

Translate into Latin:   you are laughing (plural)

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ridetis

Question 30

Translate into Latin:   they kept going

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ibant

Question 31

Translate into Latin:   you began to sit (singular)

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sedebas

Question 32

Translate into Latin:   he is

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est

Question 33

Translate into Latin:   we used to be

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eramus

Question 34

Translate into Latin:   he/she is bringing

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fert

Question 35

Translate into Latin:   they kept bringing

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ferebant

Question 36

Translate into Latin:   they kept urging on

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incitabant

Question 37

Translate into Latin:   I was working

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laborabam

Question 38

Translate into Latin:   to arrive at

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advenire

Question 39

Translate into Latin:   you were avoiding (plural)

Accepted Answer

vitabatis

Question 40

Translate into Latin:   I began to urge on

Accepted Answer

incitabam

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