This means "he was" in Latin
what is "erat"?
This means "you had been" in Latin
What is "fueras"?
The perfect tenses are built on this.
What is the "perfect stem"?
This word means "to create" in Latin.
What is creare?
This means "to wait for or expect" in Latin.
What is exspectare?
This means "we will be" in Latin
This means "they will be" in Latin.
The verb "to be" in Latin show this but not this.
What are "existence" not "action"?
This word means "to blame" in Latin.
What is culpare?
This means "to attack" in Latin.
What is oppugnare?
This means "I have been" in Latin.
What is fui?
This means "I had been" in Latin.
What is fueram?
This stem of "sum" is irregular in Latin.
What is the present stem?
This means "to show or point out" in Latin.
What is demonstrare?
This means "to report"
What is nuntiare?
This means "I will have been" in Latin.
What is "fuero"?
This means "they had been" in Latin.
What is "fuerant"?
This stem of "sum" is regular in Latin.
What is the perfect stem?
This means "to address" in Latin
This means "to delight, please" in Latin.
What is delectare?
This means " you all will have been" in Latin.
What is "fueritis"?
This means "they will have been" in Latin.
What is "fuerint"?
These perfect tense endings are identical to this tense of sum.
What is the future tense of sum?
This means "to report" in Latin
What is "nuntiare"?
This means "pray and work" in Latin.
What is "ora et labora"?