amo
To love
amabam
I was loving
The imperfect tense is used to describe this
An ongoing, repeated, habitual, or interrupted past action
The subject tells:
The two basic parts of a sentence
Subject + predicate
súpero
to overcome, surpass
verb families are called this
conjugations
6
The predicate tells:
what the subject is or does
The mother was standing
Stabat Mater
aro
to plow
How many conjugations are there?
Four
In English, I love is the ________ present
simple
Sentence pattern 1
Subject + verb
The English helping verb that translates the Latin future tense
will
In umbrā, ígitur, pungnábimus
Then we will fight in the shade.
Supero - first person, future tense
superábimus
The imperfect tense sign
ba
Soft c has this sound in Latin
/ch/
líbero
to set free
dúbito
to doubt
The six attributes of a Latin verb
Conjugation, person, number, tense, voice, mood
What English helping verbs translate the Latin imperfect tense?
was, were
Always Latin, c, g, & sc are soft before these vowels
e, I, ae, oe
Imperfect means this in Latin grammar
Not finished