Perfect indicative.

You're very close, you've given tense and mood. What about voice, person and number?

I don't have anything else to say...

Or just say what it means...!!!

Give me a second, I closed that tab on my browser.




Is it the formal "You ate"? I know the tense, but am unfamiliar with the pronoun. Sorry, I don't have any more guesses.

I'm-a gonna give it to you



The answer is... 3rd person singular active perfect indicative. I hope that's in the right order!!!

3rd person - so it's not the person talking or the person being spoken to
Singular - one person

So it's he, she or it.

Active - he, she or it is the person responsible for the eating (as opposed to the passive voice, in which case he, she or it would be the one being eaten)
Indicative - the event is a fact, as opposed to a wish or an opinion
Perfect - the event has taken place and is concluded.

Therefore, edit means "he/she/it ate" or "he/she/it has eaten".

Visit http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/edo and where it says Third Conjugation, click on show. There you can see all the conjugation and the table allows you an instant(-ish) translation if you know what you're looking for!

So to pick random examples from it:

edēbās - you (singular) ate
ediminī - you (plural) are eaten
edēmus - we will eat
edam - that I may eat, may I eat (the statement of desire, not the request)

(And "edam Edamem" probably means "That I may eat the Edam!" Lol.)



Katie, it's your go!!!

Ah. I was going on my knowledge of Spanish - the endings for "he/she/it" also applies to "formal you" (there's an informal version, too).


Here's my question:


What group in history often used their deadliness for political goals without actually killing? For example: Instead of killing a person, they might leave a token of their group upon that person's pillow.


Click the Spoiler for a clue to point you in the right direction.

The Ismā?īlī? Or Isma'ili with regular letters

Oh, Niall needs your help in Millionaire

Nope. It's a key in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, though.

The Hashshashin?

Yep, that's it! And for your peace of mind, the Hashshashin were whittled down to one other English word -

Assassin.


Your go, trivia buddy.

Yaay!

How much did Dmitry Jones raise for Team Wolf Pack in the 2008 Komen Maryland Race for the Cure?

bump

Can anyone answer?

Absolutely

110.00 dollars

http://2008rftc.kintera.org/faf/search/searchParticipants.asp?ievent=262076&lis=1&kntae262076=E7490D1BCD2E43679D419CCA873CEE5F

Why you just didn't Google Dmitry Jones and find the answer at http://2008rftc.kintera.org/faf/search/searchTeamPart.asp?ievent=262076&lis=1&kntae262076=47F91DF47D41489E93DF7DB64E0CF9B7&team=2864237 I'll never know... But you're right! Your go!


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According to the daily star manuel uribe vowed to lose 40.7 stone in weight.

What was the date this article was released?

Was it April 2nd 2008?

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/posts/view/33864/Fattest-man-in-world-vows-to-shed-75-stone

yes your go rogan