Imperfect Tense for Latin

Front

Imperfect tense is called imperfect because...

Back

it represents an action in the past that was incomplete, repetitive, or habitual.

Front

Imperfect is translated into English using:

Back

would, was/were, kept, tried, or used to

Front

Tense for 'We have sailed to Italy'

Back

Perfect

Front

Choose the correct tense: He kept urging on the horses.

Back

Imperfect

Front

Choose the correct tense: They will not be happy.

Back

Future

Front

Choose the correct tense for: I have no ship.

Back

Present

Front

Sailing tense?

Back

Perfect

Front

Choose the correct tense: You were entrusting the secret to her.

Back

Imperfect

Front

Choose the correct form: I was living

Back

Habitabam

Front

We held hands. Choose the correct form:

Back

Habebamus