Chapter 24

Review - Future Tense

1st – 2nd conjugations 3rd, 3rd –io, 4th conjugations

1st: amabo amabimus mittam mittemus audiamaudiemus

2nd: amabisamabitis mittes mittetis

audies audietis

3rd: amabit amabunt mittet mittent audiet

audient

Activity 1: Conjugate in the future tense

  Latin -singular English - singular Latin - plural English - plural

1st:        

2nd:        

3rd:        

What type of action does the pluperfect tense

describe?

an action that was completed before some other action in the past

took place

Titus in itinere monstravit pueris mira aedificia quae principes in

Palatino aedificaverant.

Titus showed the amazing buildings to the boys along

the way which the emperors had built on the Palatine.

What principal part is used to form the

pluperfect tense?

3rd principal part

To form the pluperfect tense take the perfect stem and

add the following forms:

singular plural1st: -eram -eramus2nd: -eras -eratis3rd: -erat -erant

curro, currere, cucurri, cursurus 

singular plural1st: cucurreram – I had run cucurreramus – we had run2nd: cucurreras – you had run cucurreratis – you had run3rd: cucurrerat – he had run cucurrerant – they had run

Activity 2: Conjugate in the pluperfect tense

  Latin -singular English - singular Latin - plural English - plural

1st:        

2nd:        

3rd:        

What type of action does the future perfect

tense describe?

an action that will have been complete before some other action in the

future time begins.

Cum intraverimus, tandem aurigas ipsos spectabimus.

When we will have entered, we will finally watch the charioteers

themselves.

What principal part is used to form the future

perfect tense?

3rd principal part

 

 

singular plural

1st: -ero -erimus

2nd: -eris -eritis

3rd: -erit -erint*

To form the future perfect tense take the perfect stem and add the following forms:

singular plural1st: cucurrero – I will have run cucurrerimus – we will have run

2nd: cucurreris – you will have runcucurreritis – you

will have run

3rd: cucurrerit – he will have run cucurrerint – they will have

run

Activity 3: Conjugate in the future perfect tense

  Latin -singular English - singular Latin - plural English - plural

1st:        

2nd:        

3rd:        

Activity 4 - Identify each pluperfect verb by underlining it and translate the

sentence.

1. Eucleides pueros ad urbem mane duxerat et omnia eis demonstrabat.

2. Aurelia laeta erat quod servi cenam bonam iam paraverant.

3. Hodie librum diu legebam quem mihi heri dederas.

4. Defessus eram quod multas epistulas iam scripseram.

5. Vix domum advenerant pueri, cum Eucleides in hortum intravit.

6. Marcus laetus erat quod patri prope Curiam occurrerat.

7. Senatores iam e Curiā exierant, cum pueri ad Forum advenerunt.

8. Lecticarii, qui Cornelium per urbis vias tulerant, extra Curiam eum exspectabant.

9. Tantum sonitum numquam antea audiveramus.

10. Arcus, quem Tiberius aedificaverat, erat ingens.

11. Sextus, ubi ad urbem advenit, laetus erat quod numquam antea in urbe Roma fuerat.