1. It’s so perfect they had to make more of it.
Pluperfect
It’s so perfect they had to make more of it.

2. olim, nauta florem magicum quaesivit.

3. postquam nauta florem magicum diu quaesiverat, ad aedificium advenit.

4. postquam aedificio appropinquaverat, nauta vocavit.
Heus! Anybody home?

5. postquam nauta vocaverat, nemo respondit
postquam nauta vocaverat, nemo respondit. ergo, nauta aedificium intravit.

6. postquam nauta aedificium intraverat, florem magicum conspexit.

7. postquam nauta florem magicum conspexerat, florem cepit.

8. postquam florem ceperat, flos nautam consumpsit
postquam florem ceperat, flos nautam consumpsit. et victimam aliam expectabat.

9. Pluperfect “plus” + “perfectus” = “pluperfect”
translates “had ______ed” or “had been ______ing.”

10. Pluperfect 3rd Principal Part of the Verb + form of “erat”
amo, amare, amavi
amaveramus = “we had loved”
amaverat=“he had loved”
Singular
Plural
1st Person
eram
eramus
2nd Person
eras
eratis
3rd Person
erat
erant