Imperfect Tense in Latin (First and Second Conjugation)

We've learned about present tense and future tense, so now let's learn a past tense. The first past tense we will learn is the imperfect tense, for the first and second conjugations. This tense describes a progressive or habitual action in the past. Let's take a look!

Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.

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[Phymacss]

Oh I thought u taught physics only, you genius

[eonsofreflections]

🎉🎉🎉 I hope you’re staying safe in these la fires 🙏😓

[Korn_Flaek]

Hey Dave, i always wanted to see Flerfs answer these questions i had because im confident it will stump them mercilessly. If you ever get a chance to debate them again, could you please ask them this series of questions. It comes with instructions as well.

1. Do you believe in gravity?
If yes, go to question 4. If no, go to question 2.
2. Do you believe in inertia?
If yes, go to question 3. If no, got to response A.
3. Do you agree that nothing can go faster than the speed of light and understand what would happen if it were to?
If yes, go to response B. If no, go to response A.
4. Do you understand that gravity pulls everything toward the center of mass radially at a consistent acceleration?
If yes, go to response C. If no, go to response A.



A) You're delusional and have zero understanding of any significant measure of science. Go back to school or get admitted to an asylum, whatever prevents you from spreading your idiocy.

B) If a flat earth were to be spawned into existence, in order to maintain an equivalent sensation of gravity that we experience, it would have to exceed to speed of light in less than a year. 354.06 days to be exact. In order for it to do so, it would have to somehow resist becoming pure energy, gaining infinite mass, and distorting time. In fact, at this point in time, the earth would be traveling so fast thru the universe that it would be crossing whole galaxies in fractions of a second at most. We would also see stars as blue-shifted as we whiz past them. In short, no, a flat earth is not possible.

C) If a flat earth were spawned into existence, in order for it to remain how it is and not collapse in on itself into a hot ball and give an equivalent sensation of gravity for everyone, would be for it to be a patch on an astronomically larger planet so that the center of mass is so far away from the surface we stand on that everyone feels gravity mostly vertically but the gravity would be extreme. Even if we happen to have the ability to withstand the gravity, ultimately the grander planet is still a sphere anyway. Even in a hypothetical situation where the earth were a flat disk made of a magic material that could resist gravity's tendency to crush things into a sphere, it would result in uneven gravitation, meaning that at the edge you would have to lay down in order to stand up while being much heavier than anyone else of equivalent mass, and at the center, you would be standing straight up and be much lighter than anyone else of equivalent mass.

[barkataloo]

🗣️:How many times did you repeated the intro

Me : Yes

[BIGDAWGSUZZY]

Found tou from Juan on Juan, watched this one since since it's newest, good shit not what I normally watch but I'll subscribe

[foppishdilletaunt]

Latin grammar and syntax are mind numbingly complex.
Thank you, Professor Dave 🌾.

[ViperChief]

Ah finally, Julius Caesar can understand me

[gibbro-jf]

This video is really informative and interesting, but seriously lacks the murdering of flat earthers.

[keyboardwarrior]

Hey dave, what will you do if your 5 year old son grows up and says "dad, i'm a flat earther now, eric dubay is my hero"?

[vegasflyboy]

Although this is interesting, when are we going to talk about the things that can potentially kill us all?
No one is talking about ocean acidity and the recent observations of the zooplankton numbers and their diminishing ability of calcification.
The collapse of the oceans food chain is going to be a huge problem.

[jool]

He Professor Dave, Billy Carson did a debate with a Christian apologist and Billy got destroyed. Now Billy is suing the Christian to force him to take the video down. Please do a review of the debate, it exposes Billy.

[keonaortiz]

Professor Dave I want to learn grammar with you is it possible ? How do I do this and also Italian I have seen your Italian YouTube videos ( some) and find them excellent. Am trying to learn both languages and improve them .

[Bogdan]

DEAR PROFESSOR DAVE, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU, I HAVE A QUESTION BASED ON PHYSICS... WILL DISCOVERY OF GRAVITON PUT AN END ON EINSTEIN'S THEORY OF GENERAL RELATIVITY (SPACETIME CURVATURE)