Vocabulary
Give the definition of scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum
: to write, compose
What is the 1st singular present of duco, ducere, duxi, ductum?
duco
Parse Capiunt
3rd plural present active indicative
Translate Geris
you carry, you carry on
Translate I draw
traho
Give the definition of disco, discere, didici
to learn
what is the 1st singular imperfect of duco, ducere, duxi, ductum?
ducebam
Parse Discet
3rd singular future active indicative
Translate Ducēs
you will lead
Translate I was learning
discebam
Give the principal parts and definition of vinco
vinco, vincere, vici, victum – to conquer
conjugate ago, agere, egi, actum in the imperfect tense
1st agebam agebamus
2nd agebas agebatis
3rd agebat agebant
Parse Trahēbās
2nd singular imperfect active indicative
Translate Vincēbat
he, she it was conquering; he, she, it used to conquer
Translate you all will drive
agetis
Give the principal parts and TWO DEFINITIONS of ago
ago, agere, egi, actum – to drive, lead, do, act, spend, pass
Conjugate capio, capere, cepi, captum (to capture) in the future tense
1st capiam capiemus
2nd capies capietis
3rd capiet capient
Parse Fugiēbamus
1st plural imperfect active indicative
Translate multa bella gerebamus.
we were waging many wars; we used to wage many wars
Translate they make
faciunt
Give the principal parts and THREE DEFINITIONS of gero
gero, gerere, gesi, gestum – to carry, carry on, wage, perform, accomplish, conduct, manage
Conjugate traho, trahere, traxi, tractum in the present tense
1st traho trahimus
2nd trahis trahitis
3rd trahit trahunt
Parse scribit
3rd singular present active indicative
Si equum in templum Minervae ducēmus, vitam bonae fortunae agēmus.
If we lead the horse into the temple of Minerva, we will lead a life of good fortune
We will lead the men into Troy.
In Troiam viros ducemus.