Imperative Mood
Can you belt out commands in Latin?
- 1.What is the imperative mood?
- A.
It is used for statements and questions
- B.
It gives a command
- C.
A type of anger disorder
- D.
Used to request or sugguest.
- E.
An Opera theme
- 2.In Latin, how is the singular imperative formed?
- A.
By removing the -re from the infinitive
- B.
By removing the whole infinitive ending (-are, -ere, -ere, -ire)
- C.
By removing the -re and tacking on a -te
- D.
By removing the -o from the first principal part
- E.
By removing the -o from the first principal part and adding a -te
- 3.In Latin, how is the plural imperative formed?
- A.
By removing the -o from the first principal part
- B.
By removing the whole infinitive ending (-are, -ere, -ere, -ire)
- C.
By removing the -o from the first principal part and adding a -te
- D.
By removing the -re and tacking on a -te
- E.
By removing the -re from the infinitive
- 4.How do you form the negative Imperative?
- A.
Ambi + Infinitive
- B.
Noli + Singular Imperative
- C.
Noli + Plural Imperative
- D.
Ambi + Singular Imperative
- E.
Noli + Infinitive
- 5.There are a few exceptions to the singular imperative.... what rules do they follow?
- A.
They stay in infinitive form
- B.
They are not used in the imperative at all
- C.
They remove the entire infintive
- D.
They change the vowel from -a- to -e-
- E.
They change the vowel from -e- to -i-
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