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When used as a noun, the infinitive form is always...
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Neuter and singular
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In the act of asking a question, if the answer to the question is expected to be a YES, what should the sentence itsself begin with?
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Nonne
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How is the plural imperative of a 3rd conjugation verb formed?
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By removing the stem letter from the singular imperative, and adding -ite.
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As an exception, the singular imperative form of DUCO is...
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Duc
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As an exception, the singular imperative form of FACIO is...
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Fac
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Name the acronym for the neuter gender nouns in Units III and IV.
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PSCFC, ABOOT, PL
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The first part of the neuter gender acronym reads PSCFC. Define in Latin and English.
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Praemuim - Reward
Signum - Sign, Signal Standard Consilium - Advice, plan Frumentum - Grain Castra - Camp |
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The second part of the neuter gender acronym reads ABOOT. Define in Latin and English.
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Auxilium - Aid, help
Bellum - War Oppidum - Town Officium - Duty Templum - Temple |
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The last part of the neuter gender acronym reads PL. Define in Latin and English.
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Pretium - Price
Loca - Place |
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In singular form, locus's gender is masculine. In plural form, loca's gender is...
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Neuter.
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The second principal part of sum is...
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Esse
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Esse is __________, and means...
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Infinitive - to be
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Aqua
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Water
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Insula
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Island
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Silva [2]
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Forest, Woods
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Via [3]
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Road, Way, Street
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Est [3]
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is, there is, he/she/it is
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Sunt [3]
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Are, there are, they are
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Non
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Not
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Et
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And
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Sed
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But
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Castra is an exceptional noun because...
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It is always plural in form and singular in meaning.
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Fama [2]
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Report, fame
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Familia
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Family
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Fortuna [2]
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Fortune, luck
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Puella
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Girl
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Terra [2]
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Earth, land
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Vita
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Life
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Bona
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Good
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Dura
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Hard
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Magna [3]
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Great, large, big
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Parva [2]
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Small, little
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Amo [2]
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Love, like
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Name the first three principal parts of Amo.
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Amo, amare, amavi
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Porto
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Carry
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Name the first three principal parts of Porto.
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Porto, portare, portavi
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Nova [2]
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New, strange
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Name the first three principal parts of laboro.
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Laboro, laborare, laboravi
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Paro [3]
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Get, get ready, prepare
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Name the first three principal parts of Paro.
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Paro, parare, paravi
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Specto [2]
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Look at, watch
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Specto.
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Specto, spectare, spectavi
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Minime [2]
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No, not at all
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Sic [3]
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Yes, thus, so
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Carrus [2]
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Cart, Wagon
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Servus
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Slave
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Erat [3]
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Was, there was, he/she/it was
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Erant [3]
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Were, there were, they were
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Laudo
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Praise
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Laudo.
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Laudo, laudare, laudavi
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Ubi
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Where
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Quod
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Because
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Nunc
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Now
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Cibus
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Food
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Copia [2]
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Supply, abundance
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Cure [3]
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Worry, care, concern
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Forma
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Shape
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Regina
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Queen
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Planus [2]
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Level, flat
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Name the 2 pain words used in the previous units.
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Nauta, Agricola
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Unda
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Wave
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Name the first 3 principal parts of navigo.
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Navigo, navigare, navigavi
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Cras
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Tomorrow
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Tum [2]
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Then, next
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Dono [2]
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Give, present to
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Dono.
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Dono, donare, donavi
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Mando [3]
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Give to, entrust
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Mando.
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Mando, mandare, mandavi
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Monstro [2]
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Point out, show to
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Monstro.
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Monstro, monstrare, monstravi
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Nuntio [2]
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Announce, report to
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Nuntio.
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Nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi
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Probo [3]
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Test, prove, approve
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Probo.
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Probo, probare, probavi
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Iniuria [3]
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Injustice, wrong, injury
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Poena [2]
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Punishment, penalty
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Pugna [2]
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Fight, battle
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Incito [3]
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Incite, excite, stir up
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Incito.
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Incito, incitare, incitavi
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Occupo
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Seize
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Occupo.
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Occupo, occupare, occupavi
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Servo [2]
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Save, guard
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Servo.
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Servo, servare, servavi
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Filia
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Daughter
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Hora
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Hour
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Meus [2]
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My, mine
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Quintus
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Fifth
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Tuus [2]
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Your, yours
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Paene
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Almost
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Semper
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Always
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Disciplina [2]
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Training, instruction
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Lingua [2]
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Tongue, language
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Patria [2]
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Fatherland, country
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Augeo
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Increase
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Augeo.
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Augeo, augere, auxi
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Doceo
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Teach
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Doceo.
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Doceo, docere, docui
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HABITO means to live or dwell, while HABEO means to..
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Have
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Habeo [2]
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Have, hold
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Habeo.
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Habeo, habere, habui
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Terreo [2]
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Scare, frighten
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Terreo.
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Terreo, terrere, terrui
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Amicitia
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Friendship
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GRATIA means gratitude or influence, while GRATUS means... [2]
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Pleasing, grateful
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Materia [2]
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Matter, timber
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Maneo
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Remain
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Maneo.
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Maneo, manere, mansi
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Video
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See
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Ibi
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There
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Altus
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High, tall, deep
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Libero
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Free
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Libero.
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Libero, liberare, liberavi
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Mereo
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Deserve, earn
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Mereo.
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Mereo, merere, merui
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Teneo [2]
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Hold, keep
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Teneo.
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Teneo, tenere, tenui
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Captivus
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Prisoner
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Cena
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Dinner
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When SINGULA is singular it means one at a time. When it is plural, it means...
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One by one.
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Moveo
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Move
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Moveo.
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Moveo, movere, movi
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Voco
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Call
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While VOCO means to call, EVOCO means to... [2]
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Call out, summon
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Name the first 3 principal parts of voco.
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Voco, vocare, vocavi
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A, ab [2]
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From, away from
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De [4]
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From, down from, about, concerning
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E, ex [3]
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From, out from, out of
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Ager, agri
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Field
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Filius
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Son
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Masigter
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Teacher
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Puer
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Boy
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Vir, viri [2]
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Man, hero
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Amicus as an adjective means...
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Friendly
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Liber
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Free
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These three N adjectives are easily confused: Nostra, nova [2], and nunc. Define them.
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Nostra- Our
Nova - New, strange Nunc - Now |
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Sacer, sacra
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Sacra
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Animus [3]
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Mind, courage, spirit
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Colonus [2]
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Settler, colonist
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Habito [2]
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Live, dwell
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Habito.
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Habito, habitare, habitavi
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Migro [2]
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Depart, migrate
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Migro.
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Migro, migrare, migravi
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Annus
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Year
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Barbarus [2]
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Foreigner, barbarian
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Castra
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Camp
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What two parts of speech can barbarus be?
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A noun and an adjective
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Evoco
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Call out, summon
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Evoco.
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Evoco, evocare, evocavi
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Name and define the 2nd principal part of Sum.
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Esse - to be
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Arma [2]
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Arms, weapons
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Auxilium [2]
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Aid, help
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Bellum
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War
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Concordia
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Harmony
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Nuntius
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Messenger
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Debeo [2]
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Ought, owe
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Debeo.
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Debeo, debere, debui
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Maturo
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Hasten
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Maturo.
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Maturo, maturare, maturavi
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Causa [3]
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Cause, reason, case
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Dominus
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Master
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Oppidum
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Town
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Populus
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People
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Aequus [3]
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Even, just, calm
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Latus
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Wide
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Publicus
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Public
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Verus [3]
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True, real, not false
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When using vester, you are referring to...
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Two or more persons.
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Vester, Vestrum
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Your
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Ubi usually means where, but it can also mean...
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When
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What enclitic syllable introduces questions?
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-ne
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Officium
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Duty
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Ago [5]
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Do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time)
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Ago.
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Ago, agere, egi
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Cedo [4]
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Move (away from), retreat, yield, give way
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Cedo.
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Cedo, cedere, cessi
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Accedo
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Approach
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Accedo.
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Accedo, accedere, accessi
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Excedo
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Depart
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Excedo.
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Excedo, excedere, excessi
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Defendo
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Defend
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Defendo.
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Defendo, defendere, defendi
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Exspecto [2]
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Look out for, wait
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Exspecto.
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Exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi
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Mitto [2]
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Let go, send
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Mitto.
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Mitto, mittere, misi
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Pono [2]
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Put, place
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Pono.
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Pono, ponere, posui
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Templum
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Temple
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Pulcher
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Beautiful
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Capio [2]
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Take, seize
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Capio.
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Capio, capere, cepi
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Accipio
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Receive
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Accipio.
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Accipio, accipere, accepi
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Facio [2]
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Do, make
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Facio.
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Facio, facere, feci
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Munio
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Fortify
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Munio
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Munio, munere, munivi
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Rego [2]
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Rule, guide
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Rego.
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Rego, regere, rexi
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Venio
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Come
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Venio.
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Venio, venire, veni
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Invenio [2]
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Find, come upon
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Invenio.
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Invevio, invenire, inveni
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Pretium, preti
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Price
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Terminus [2]
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End, boundary
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Duco.
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Duco, ducere, duxi
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Efficio [3]
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Bring about, produce, effect
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Narro [2]
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Tell, relate
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Efficio.
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Efficio, efficere, effeci
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Name the first 3 principal parts of Narro.
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Narro, narrare, narravi
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