Quiz on Principal Parts and Meanings of sample verbs

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portō (1)

I carry

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portāre (2)

to carry

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portāvī (3)

I carried

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portātus (4)

having been carried

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doceō (1)

I teach

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docēre (2)

to teach

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docuī (3)

I taught

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doctus (4)

having been taught

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trahō (1)

I drag

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trahere (2)

to drag

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trāxī (3)

I dragged

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tractus (4)

having been dragged

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capiō (1)

I take

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capere (2)

to take

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cēpī (3)

I took

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captus (4)

having been taken

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audiō (1)

i hear

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audīre (2)

to hear

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audīvī (3)

i heard

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audītus (4)

having been heard

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Translation Portō in 4th Principal (2 ways)

"having been carried"

"carried"

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Translation Docēre in 4th Principal (2 ways)

"having been taught"

"taught"

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Translation Traxī in 4th Principal (2 ways)

"having been pulled"

"pulled"

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Translation Captus in 4th Principal (2 ways)

"having been taken"

"taken"

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Translation Audiō in 4th Principal (2 ways)

"having been heard"

"heard"

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what is the name of the 1st principal part

1st Person Singular Present Indicative Active

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what is the name of the 2nd principal part

Present Infinitive Active

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what is the name of the 3rd principal part

Person Singular Perfect Indicative Active

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what is the name of the 4th principal part

Perfect Passive Participle

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