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p. 180 text + Lessons 10-12 Vocabulary Imperfect Tense Verbs p. 180 text + Lessons 10-12 Vocabulary

disciplina, disciplinae (f.) training, instruction

lingua, linguae (f.) tongue, language

patria, patriae (f.) fatherland, country

amicitia, amicitiae (f.) friendship

gloria, gloriae (f.) glory

gratia, gratiae (f.) gratitude, influence

materia, materiae (f.) matter, timber

casa, casae (f.) house

socius, socii (m.) ally, comrade

altus, alta, altum high, tall, deep

augeo, augere (auxi, auctus) increase

doceo, docere (docui, doctus) teach

habeo, habere (habui, habitus) have, hold

terreo, terrere (terrui, territus) scare, frighten

maneo, manere (mansi, mansurus) remain

video, videre (vidi, visus) see

libero, liberare (liberavi, liberatus) free

mereo, merere (merui, meritus) deserve, earn

teneo, tenere (tenui, tentus) hold, keep

in (+ ablative) in, on

ibi there

Verb-tober-fest! You’ve already learned: Present tense verbs Future tense verbs Imperative verbs WOW…CELEBRATE!

New Tenses This Week! Imperfect Tense… a type of past tense Forms of “sum”… “sum” is a special verb with irregular forms. We’ll be working out-of-order in your book Ready? Eamus! (Let’s go!)

Imperfect Tense Text p. 180 (lesson 26) Imperfect tense is a past tense. It shows past action uncompleted. There are several ways to translate imperfect tense: was verbing used to verb kept on verbing verbed

Finding the Present Stem amo, amare laboro, laborare terreo, terrere doceo, docere specto, spectare AMA- LABORA- TERRE- DOCE- SPECTA- STEMS! 

Imperfect Active Tense Endings The present active tense = Present Stem + Imperfect Active Endings Singular Plural First Person BAMUS We were… BAM I was.. BATIS You/y’all were… Second Person You were… BAS he, she, it was… BANT They were… Third Person BAT

Imperfect Tense bamus Ama bam Ama Ama batis Ama bas Ama bat Ama bant I was loving I used to love I kept on loving I loved bamus First Person We were loving (etc.) Ama bam Ama You were loving You used to love You kept on loving You loved Second Person You were loving… (etc.) Ama batis Ama bas He was loving… (etc.) Third Person They were loving (etc.) Ama bat Ama bant Imperfect Tense

Your turn! On the whiteboard, practice the imperfect tense using the verbs porto, portare: carry and doceo, docere: teach. Write the Latin and English chart. -BAM: I was… -BAMUS: We were… -BAS: you were… -BATIS: y’all were… -BAT: he/she/it was… -BANT: they were…

Imperfect Tense Practice spectabamus portabat docebas parabatis navigabam augebant We were watching He/she/it was carrying You were teaching Y’all were preparing I was sailing They were increasing

Your Turn! Time to put it all together… Present tense endings Imperfect tense endings Future tense endings Use the worksheet to practice the 3 sets of endings you’ve learned. Enjoy the ancient ghost story, too!