irregular verbs mini test: malo (12 random forms)

Test your knowledge of malo by typing in the Latin for these English phrases based on the verb. Some attempt has been made to render aspectual distinctions and gender ambiguities; in some cases (eg perf. subj.) the English is artificial and merely there by way of illustration. If you are unsure of what the English is after, check the parse supplied in brackets. (Nb the English equivalent of malo used here is Gildersleeve's "to be willing rather", quite a mouthful but it best captures the etymology of the verb (magis + uolo) and the normal syntax of the verb, though of course it can take a direct object as well: sunt qui Propertium malint.)