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Can you name the Principal Parts of the Most Common Latin Verbs?
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(1) to be
(2) to say, talk, tell
(3) to be able
(4) to do, make
(5) to see
(6) to have, hold
(7) to give
(8) to come
(9) to bring, carry
(10) to want, wish
(11) to hear
(12) to do, drive
(13) to say (DEFECTIVE)
(14) to take hold, seize
(15) to go
(16) to love, like
(17) to have, possess
(18) to seek, ask
(19) to receive, accept
(20) to put, place
(21) to be done, become (DEP)
(22) to order
(23) to seek, head for, aim at, attack
(24) to lead, command
(25) to read, collect, gather, select
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PRINCIPAL PARTS of Common Latin Verbs (1-25) Quiz
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milgita
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May 5th, 2012 at 12:50 GMT
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It's kind of lame to include compounds of a verb as well as the actual verb. It feels too repetitive.
Aunekris
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Feb 28th, 2013 at 17:42 GMT
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Very nice quiz. I'm a bit mad at myself for not getting tenere, fieri and iubeo. I didn't read carefully enough.
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