Verbs - PERF SUBJ

Question 1

Which principal part does the perfect active subjunctive use?

Answer 1

3rd

Question 2

Which principal part does the perfect passive subjunctive use?

Answer 2

4th

Question 3

What is the marker of the perfect active subjunctive?

Answer 3

v-eri

Question 4

What is the marker of the perfect passive subjunctive?

Answer 4

us/a/um sit

Question 5

What is the rote translation of the perfect active subjunctive?

Answer 5

might have verbed

Question 6

What is the rote translation of the perfect passive subjunctive?

Answer 6

might have been verbed

Question 7

amāverim

Answer 7

I might have loved

Question 8

amāveris

Answer 8

you might have loved

Question 9

amāverit

Answer 9

s/he might have loved

Question 10

amāverimus

Answer 10

we might have loved

Question 11

amāveritis

Answer 11

y’all might have loved

Question 12

amāverint

Answer 12

they might have loved

Question 13

amātum sim

Answer 13

I might have been loved

Question 14

amātum sīs

Answer 14

you might have been loved

Question 15

amātum sit

Answer 15

s’he might have been loved

Question 16

amāta erimus

Answer 16

we might have been loved

Question 17

amāta eritis

Answer 17

y’all might have been loved

Question 18

amāta erint

Answer 18

they might have been loved

Question 19

librōs amāverim.

Answer 19

I might have loved books.

Question 20

pizzam amāveris.

Answer 20

You might have loved pizza.

Question 21

Deus mē amāverit.

Answer 21

God might have loved me.

Question 22

animālia nostra amāverimus?

Answer 22

Should we have loved our pets?

Question 23

utinam comedere amāveritis.

Answer 23

If only y’all might have loved to eat.

Question 24

discipulī lūdum amāverint.

Answer 24

Students might have loved school.

Question 25

māter causā vitae **amāta sit**.

Answer 25

A mother **might have been loved** because of life.

Question 26

utinam amīcī facile **amātī sint**.

Answer 26

If only friends **might have been loved** easily.

Question 27

3rd

Answer 27

Which **principal part** does the **perfect active subjunctive** use?

Question 28

4th

Answer 28

Which **principal part** does the **perfect passive subjunctive** use?

Question 29

v-eri

Answer 29

What is the **marker** of the **perfect active subjunctive**?

Question 30

us/a/um sit

Answer 30

What is the **marker** of the **perfect passive subjunctive**?

Question 31

might have verbed

Answer 31

What is the **rote translation** of the **perfect active subjunctive**?

Question 32

might have been verbed

Answer 32

What is the **rote translation** of the **perfect passive subjunctive**?

Question 33

I might have loved

Answer 33

amāverim

Question 34

you might have loved

Answer 34

amāveris

Question 35

s/he might have loved

Answer 35

amāverit

Question 36

we might have loved

Answer 36

amāverimus

Question 37

y'all might have loved

Answer 37

amāveritis

Question 38

they might have loved

Answer 38

amāverint

Question 39

I might have been loved

Answer 39

amātum sim

Question 40

you might have been loved

Answer 40

amātum sīs

Question 41

s'he might have been loved

Answer 41

amātum sit

Question 42

we might have been loved

Answer 42

amāta erimus

Question 43

y'all might have been loved

Answer 43

amāta eritis

Question 44

they might have been loved

Answer 44

amāta erint

Question 45

**I might have loved** books.

Answer 45

librōs **amāverim**.

Question 46

**You might have loved** pizza.

Answer 46

pizzam **amāveris**.

Question 47

God **might have loved** me.

Answer 47

Deus mē **amāverit**.

Question 48

**Should we have loved** our pets?

Answer 48

animālia nostra **amāverimus**?

Question 49

If only **y'all might have loved** to eat.

Answer 49

utinam comedere **amāveritis**.

Question 50

Students **might have loved** school.

Answer 50

discipulī lūdum **amāverint**.

Question 51

A mother **might have been loved** because of life.

Answer 51

māter causā vitae **amāta sit**.

Question 52

If only friends **might have been loved** easily.

Answer 52

utinam amīcī facile **amātī sint**.