CLC Stage 12: Vesuvius erupts!
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CLC Stage 12: Vesuvius erupts!
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Throughout the CLC, you have been acquiring new verb endings
Present tense (see right)
All 'persons' (i.e. I, you, s/he, we, you, they)
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Multiple Choice
Who is running along the road in the following Latin sentence?
iuvenes in via currunt
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You have also learned the IMPERFECT tense
Covers INCOMPLETE actions in the past
Or CONTINUAL/ REPEATED actions in the past
gladiatores spectabam
I was watching the gladiators or I used to watch the gladiators
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Multiple Choice
Best translation of the following....?
Marcus et Quartus in portu stabant
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Finally, we have also encountered the PERFECT tense
Completed actions in the past
Use <VERB> + ED (e.g. I hurriED)
Or 'I have <VERB>ED'
e.g. forum circumspectavi
I looked around the forum
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Multiple Choice
Best translation of the following....?
nuntius multa verba dixit
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Stage 12 introduces us to the YOU (PLURAL) and WE ENDINGS OF VERBS
We've already met these at Ashville
Look out for the '-MUS' and '-TIS' endings
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Multiple Choice
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A quick note on PRONOUNS. For 'you (plural)' Latin uses 'VOS' and for 'we' it uses 'NOS'... BUT
We don't actually need them
vos pugnabatis
The '-tis' ending ALONE tells us that 'you (plural)' were fighting
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The V S U SS X rule for PERFECT tense verbs...
Sometimes (not always) the PERFECT stem (i.e. the part of the verb that doesn't change) will end in one of these highlighted letters
Use this to help select the '-ED' ending
CLC Stage 12: Vesuvius erupts!
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