How do we translate the pluperfect tense?

Translate the following verb: amaverant

Give the meaning for the following Latin word:

Give the meaning for the following Latin word: aestū

The pluperfect is formed from the______ principal part of the verb:

Give the meaning for the following Latin word verb:

True or False: The pluperfect endings are different for each conjugation

Which of the following words means "book" in Latin:

Intransitive compound verbs like appropinquere and occurere usually have a direct object in the ____________case:

Change the following verb porto, portare, portavi, portatus from portas to the pluperfect:

To say shut, closed in Latin we can say:

"Licet" in Latin means__________________in English

The English for "scribo, scribere" is:

The English for "arcus" is:

The pluperfect of agit is:

The pluperfect of vident is:

The pluperfect of volumus is:

Translate: Ubi Marcus Circum Maximum viderit, stupebit, attonitus ingenti mole.

Translate: If Marcus enters the country house late, Cornelius will be angry.

Choose the tense of the following verb: scripserat

Choose the tense of the following verb: movebatis

Choose the tense of the following verb: dixit

Choose the tense of the following verb: sedet

Choose the tense of the following verb: advenerint

How do we translate the future perfect?

"Ludi, ludorum" in English are:

"Circumeo" in English means:

The "Mons Palatinus" in English is the:

Although the Latin "occurro" looks like "occur" in English, it really means:

Translate: Cornelius laetus erat, quod litteram principis legerat.