Question

Really need some latin help..

What tense is clamabo?

What tense is audietis?

The verb ending that denotes first person plural verbs is
A. -tis
B. -nt
C. -mus
D. -o

The best translation of the verb sedebatis is
A. you are sitting
B. he was sitting
C. you were sitting
D. he is sitting
The best translation of audient is
A. They are listening
B. They were listening
C. they had listened
D. They will listen

The best translation of docueramus is
A. we had taught
B. you have taught
C. we have taught
you had taug

Answer 1

clāmābō. first-person singular future active indicative of clāmō.

Answer 2

audits, if meant to be a Latin verb form, appears to be spelled wrong. It could be second- or third-person singular

Answer 3

(1) the first- person singular future active indicative of clamo.
(2) second-person singular present active indicative of audio (audis) (audit).
(3) D
(4)C
(5)A
(6)B
good luck hope this helps.