Ecclesiastical Latin I: Verb and Noun Morphology

A. Amo indicates a completed action in the past, while Amabo indicates an ongoing action.

B. Amo indicates an action completed before another past action, while Amabo indicates an action completed before a future action.

C. Amo indicates an ongoing or habitual action, while Amabo indicates an action to occur later.

D. Amo indicates a command, while Amabo indicates a wish or condition.