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Incredible Latin Quiz

Created by danreil

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Incredible Latin Quiz game quiz
"This quiz includes all conjugations in all tenses and active and passive voice. I will give you the person, tense, number, voice, and infinitive forms of the verb. You select the correct form of the verb. Assume all participles to be masculine nominative"

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1. This verb is in the first person, present tense, plural, active voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "portare".
    Porto
    Portabit
    Portavimus
    Portamus


2. This verb is in the second person, singular, imperfect (past) tense, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "videre".
    Videbaris
    Videbas
    Vides
    Videbiris


3. This verb is in the third person, pluperfect (past perfect) tense, plural, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "munire".
    Munibant
    Munitus erat
    Muniti erant
    Muniverant


4. This verb is in the first person, singular, future tense, active voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "ponere".
    Ponam
    Ponebo
    Ponem
    Poneo


5. This verb is in the second person, singular, future perfect tense, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "spectare".
    Spectatus es
    Spectas
    Spectabis
    Spectatus eris


6. This verb is in the third person, plural, present tense, active voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "esse".
    Sunt
    Essant
    Essent
    Est


7. This verb is in the first person, singular, imperfect tense, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "audire".
    Audibamus
    Audivi
    Audar
    Audiebar


8. This verb is in the second person, plural, future tense, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "habere".
    Habebitis
    Habiti eritis
    Habemini
    Habebimini


9. This verb is in the third person, plural, perfect tense, active voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "augere".
    Auxint
    Augint
    Auxerunt
    Auxierunt


10. This verb is in the second person, singular, future tense, passive voice. The infinitive form of the verb is "capere".
    Capebiris
    Caperis
    Capieris
    Capies

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