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NameDateNote also the resemblance between presentfuture tense forms of the third coniugationEnglish.7.Val6s et regds.tense forms of the second conjugation and thein the following sentence. Then translate it into-r,; i, '&,* Recognizing future tense forms It will not always be astense as it was in the previous examples. More often, youof stems and/or tense signs, as in the following examples.tion of each verb form and then translate.hard to distinguish Latin verbs bywill recognrze the distinctive formsDetermine the tense and conjuga-VERB TENSE CONJUGATION TRANSLATION1. dobobis2. excOditis3.4.migrabimusregam5.6.7.8.9.10.maneoducitdofenduntexspectabuntmatDramusmittoThe following verbs all have an -e before the personal ending, but differ in tense becausethey belong to different conjugations. Determine the tense and conjugation of each verb.To find whether the -e signals future or present tense, ask yourself: does thefirst principal part of the verb end in -eo? If it does, the e signals presenttense because the verb is second conjugation. (e.9., vales

NameDateVERBCONJUGATIONTRANSLATION17.18.t9.20.tenetisdlcetrsmittentterrent.,J.; IL-tPractice On pages 16l-162 in your textbook, you read about the god of the Underworld,Pluto. The following passage supplies additional facts about Pluto, or Dis, as he was sometimescalled by the Romans. Read the selection and then translate it.Note the following as you translate. Three regions of the Underworld arenamed Erebus (the location of Pluto's palace), Tartarus, and Elysium. Theword canis (dog) in the third sentence is a third declension noun in appositionto Cerberus, the watchdog's name. Do you know what was unusualabout Cerberus?Pluto dicit:Dominus populi magni sum. In ErebO habito et inferdsrego. Clarus canis Cerberus terminos terrae meaedefendit. In agris Tartari vir6s mal6s pdnd et in silvasElysi virds bonds mitto. Poenas nuntid et praemia dono.Ad Siciliam, ubi pulchra PrOserpina habitat, equ6s me6sagam. In carr6 meO filiam deae pdnam et tum excOdOmus.Num* probatis? Causam meam agam. Pr6serpina am6. InErebo rOgina erit. Magnus deus sum. N6nne grata essedObet?*Num introduces a question expecting No as an answer; You don't... do you?WORKBOOKCopyright @ by The McCraw-Hill Companies, lnc.I-ATIN FOR AMERICANS, LEVEL 1UNITV IEssON XXII 79