19b Homework

Using the verb ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus -- to walk, how is the principal part ambulare translated? I walk to walk I walked having been walked Using the verb dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitus -- to sleep, how is the principal part dormivi translated? I sleep to sleep I slept having been slept Using the verb facio, facere, feci, factus -- to make, how is the 4th principal part factus translated? I make to make I made having been made Using the verb fero, ferre, tuli, latus, how is the 1st principal part fero translated? I carry to carry I carried having been carried Using the verb eo, ire, ivi, iturus -- to go, how is the 3rd principal part ivi translated? I go to go I went What is the correct translation of ambulavimus? we walk we were walking we have walked we used to walk What is the correct translation of clamavisti? you shouted you were shouting you shout you will shout What is the correct translation of cucurrerunt? they run they will run they ran they kept running What is the correct translation of dormivi? I sleep I slept I was sleeping I will sleep What is the correct translation oftulistis? you all were bringing you all bring you all will bring you all did bring Principal Part Matching Some verbs have irregular 3rd principal parts. Use your dictionary in your textbook to match up the 1st principal part of the verb to the 3rd principal part. For example ambulo would match with ambulavi because they are the 1st and 3rd principal parts of the verb to walk. do dedi fero tuli eo ivi facio feci iubeo iussi sum fui volo volui possum potui pono posui mitto misi dico dixi duco duxi Translate the following sentence: Puellae pueros spectaverunt. Translate the following sentence: Ego non meam matrem audivi. Translate the following sentence: Ubi Cornelius hodie ivit?