Asked by Tiffani
The perfect active stem is formed in what way?
I am clueless, but i think it is removing i from end of the third principal part
I am clueless, but i think it is removing i from end of the third principal part
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Yes, you are right.
For example, in the famous phrase <i>veni, vidi, vici</i>, there are three verbs in their 1st person, singular, present perfect form. If you remove the "i" from the end of each of these, you have the present perfect stem.
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For example, in the famous phrase <i>veni, vidi, vici</i>, there are three verbs in their 1st person, singular, present perfect form. If you remove the "i" from the end of each of these, you have the present perfect stem.
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