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1 Regular Verbs (Pages 53 ff.; 412 ff.) 1st conjugation voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call 2nd conjugation moneo monere monui monitus - warn Present Stem = (used to make the present, imperfect, future) Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) - re Present stem = voca mone Perfect Stem = (used to make the perfect, pluperfect, future perfect) Perfect Active Indicative (3rd principal part of verb) - i Perfect stem = vocav monu
2 Tense Rule Translation (1st & 2nd Conjugation Verbs) Present Present Stem + PE (am, is are; do, does; simple present) Imperfect Present Stem + ba + PE (was, were; used to; did) Future Present Stem + bi + PE (shall/will) All Latin Verbs (Regular and Irregular) Perfect Perfect Stem + i, isti,it, imus, istis, erunt Pluperfect Perfect Stem + eram, eras erat, eramus, eratis, erant Future Perfect Perfect Stem + ero, eris,erit, erimus, eritis, erint (has, have; simple past) (had) (shall have/will have)
3 Regular 1st and 2nd Conjugation Verbs voco vocare call moneo monere warn Present Imperfect Future voco moneo vocabam monebam vocabo monebo vocas mones vocabas monebas vocabis monebis vocat monet vocabat monebat vocabit monebit vocamus monemus vocabamus monebamus vocabimus monebimus vocatis monetis vocabatis monebatis vocabitis monebitis vocant monent vocabant monebant vocabunt monebunt
4 Irregular Verb sum esse be Present Imperfect Future sum eram ero es eras eris est erat erit sumus eramus erimus estis eratis eritis sunt erant erunt
5 voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call perfect stem = vocav 1. vocav + i = vocavi I have called, I called 2. vocav + isti = vocavisti you have called, you called 3. vocav + it = vocavit he has called, he called 1. vocav + imus = vocavimus we have called, we called 2. vocav + istis = vocavistis you have called, you called 3. vocav + erunt = vocaverunt they have called, they called
6 voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call perfect stem = vocav 1. vocav + era + m = vocaveram I had called 2. vocav + era + s = vocaveras you had called 3. vocav + era + t = vocaverat he had called 1. vocav + era + mus = vocaveramus we had called 2. vocav + era + tis = vocaveratis you had called 3. vocav + era + nt = vocaverant they had called
7 voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call perfect stem = vocav 1. vocav + eri + o = vocavero I shall have called 2. vocav + eri + s = vocaveris you will have called 3. vocav + eri + t = vocaverit he will have called 1. vocav + eri + mus = vocaverimus we shall have called 2. vocav + eri + tis = vocaveritis you will have called 3. vocav + eri + nt = vocaverint they will have called
8 Regular Verbs = Verbs which follow a set of rules for their conjugation and translation. Pres. Pres. Perf. Perf. Act. Act. Act. Pass. Indic. Infin. Indic. Participle 1st conjugation voco vocare vocavi vocatus call 2nd conjugation moneo monere monui monitus warn Reg. 3rd conjugation rego regere rexi rectus - rule
9 Tense Rule Translation Active and Passive Voice (1st & 2nd conj.) (Reg. 3rd conj.) Present Pres. Stem + PE Pres. Root + i + PE (am, is are; do, does; simple pres.) Imperfect Pres. Stem + ba + PE Pres. Root + eba + PE (was, were; used to; did) Future Pres. Stem + bi + PE Pres. Root + a/e + PE (shall/will) Present Stem = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) - re Present Root = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) - ere
10 Present Tense of rego regere rule (Pages ) (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + i +Personal Endings 1. reg+i+o = rego I rule, I am ruling, I do rule 2. reg+i+s = regis you rule, you are ruling, you do rule 3. reg+i+t = regit he rules, he is ruling, he does rule 1. reg+i+mus = regimus we rule, we are ruling, we do rule 2. reg+i+tis = regitis you rule, you are ruling, you do rule 3. reg+i+nt = regunt they rule, they are ruling, they do rule (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + i + Personal Endings 1. reg+i+or = regor I am (being) ruled 2. reg+i+ris = regeris you are (being) ruled 3. reg+i+tur = regitur he is (being) ruled 1. reg+i+mur = regimur we are (being) ruled 2. reg+i+mini = regimini you are (being) ruled 3. Reg+i+ntur = reguntur they are (being) ruled
11 Imperfect Tense of rego regere rule (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + eba +Personal Endings 1. reg+eba+m = regebam I was ruling, used to rule, did rule 2. reg+eba+s = regebas you were ruling, used to rule, did rule 3. reg+eba+t = regebat he was ruling, used to rule, did rule 1. reg+eba+mus = regebamus we were ruling, used to rule, did rule 2. reg+eba+tis = regebatis you were ruling, used to rule, did rule 3. reg+eba+nt = regebant they were ruling, used to rule, did rule (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + eba + Personal Endings 1. reg+eba+r = regebar I was (being) ruled 2. reg+eba+ris = regebaris you were (being) ruled 3. reg+eba+tur = regebatur he was (being) ruled 1. reg+eba+mur = regebamur we were (being) ruled 2. reg+eba+mini = regebamini you were (being) ruled 3. reg+eba+ntur = regebantur they were (being) ruled
12 Future Tense of rego regere rule (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + a/e +Personal Endings 1. reg+a+m = regam I shall rule 2. reg+e+s = reges you will rule 3. reg+e+t = reget he will rule 1. reg+e+mus = regemus we shall rule 2. reg+e+tis = regetis you will rule 3. reg+e+nt = regent they will rule (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + a/e + Personal Endings 1. reg+a+r = regar I shall be ruled 2. reg+e+ris = regeris you will be ruled 3. reg+e+tur = regetur he will be ruled 1. reg+e+mur = regemur we shall be ruled 2. reg+e+mini = regemini you will be ruled 3. reg+e+ntur = regentur they will be ruled
13 Review of io Third Conjugation Verbs Pres. Pres. Perf. Perf. Act. Act. Act. Pass. Indic. Infin. Indic. Participle 1st conjugation voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call 2nd conjugation moneo monere monui monitus - warn Reg. 3 rd conjugation rego regere rexi rectus - rule io 3 rd conjugation capio capere cepi captus - take
14 Tense Rule Translation Active and Passive Voice (1st & 2nd conj.) (Reg. 3rd conj.) Present Pres. Stem + PE Pres. Root + i + PE (am, is are; do, does; simple pres.) Imperfect Pres. Stem + ba + PE Pres. Root + eba + PE (was, were; used to; did) Future Pres. Stem + bi + PE Pres. Root + a/e + PE (shall/will) Present Stem = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) - re Present Root = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) ere io verbs of the third conjugation add an i to the present root.
15 Present Tense of capio capere take (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + i +Personal Endings 1. capi+o = capio I take, am taking, do take 2. capi+s = capis you take, are taking, do take 3. capi+t = capit he takes, is taking, does take 1. capi+mus = capimus we take, are taking, do take 2. capi+tis = capitis you take, are taking, do take 3. capi+nt = capiunt they take, are taking, do take (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + i + Personal Endings 1. capi+or = capior I am (being) taken 2. capi+ris = caperis you are (being) taken 3. capi+tur = capitur he is (being) taken 1. capi+mur = capimur we are (being) taken 2. capi+mini = capimini you are (being) taken 3. capi+ntur = capiuntur they are (being) taken
16 Imperfect Tense of capio capere take (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + eba +Personal Endings 1. capi+eba+m = capiebam I was taking, used to take, did take 2. capi+eba+s = capiebas you were taking, used to take, did take 3. capi+eba+t = capiebat he was taking, used to take, did take 1. capi+eba+mus = capiebamus we were taking, used to take, did take 2. capi+eba+tis = capiebatis you were taking, used to take, did take 3. capi+eba+nt = capiebant they were taking, used to take, did take (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + eba + Personal Endings 1. capi+eba+r = capiebar I was (being) taken 2. capi+eba+ris = capiebaris you were (being) taken 3. capi+eba+tur = capiebatur he was (being) taken 1. capi+eba+mur = capiebamur we were (being) taken 2. capi+eba+mini = capiebamini you were (being) taken 3. capi+eba+ntur = capiebantur they were (being) taken
17 Future Tense of capio capere take (Active Voice) Rule = Present Root + a/e +Personal Endings 1. capi+a+m = capiam I shall take 2. capi+e+s = capies you will take 3. capi+e+t = capiet he will take 1. capi+e+mus = capiemus we shall take 2. capi+e+tis = capietis you will take 3. capi+e+nt = capient they will take (Passive Voice) Rule = Present Root + a/e + Personal Endings 1. capi+a+r = capiar I shall be taken 2. capi+e+ris = capieris you will be taken 3. capi+e+tur = capietur he will be taken 1. capi+e+mur = capiemur we shall be taken 2. capi+e+mini = capiemini you will be taken 3. capi+e+ntur = capientur they will be taken
18 All Latin Verbs (Regular and Irregular) (Review Sheet) Perfect, Pluperfect, Future Perfect Tenses, Active Voice Perfect Perfect Stem + i, isti,it, imus, istis, erunt (has, have; simple past) Pluperfect Perfect Stem + eram, eras erat, eramus, eratis, erant (had) Future Perfect Perfect Stem + ero, eris,erit, erimus, eritis, erint (shall have/will have)
19 Review of Fourth Conjugation Verbs Pres. Pres. Perf. Perf. Act. Act. Act. Pass. Indic. Infin. Indic. Participle 1st conjugation voco vocare vocavi vocatus - call 2nd conjugation moneo monere monui monitus - warn Reg. 3 rd conjugation rego regere rexi rectus - rule io 3 rd conjugation capio capere cepi captus - take 4 th conjugation audio audire audivi auditus - hear
20 Tense Rule Active and Passive Voice (1 st & 2 nd conj.) (Reg. 3 rd conj.) (4 th conj.) Present Pres. Stem + PE Pres. Root + i + PE Pres. Stem + PE Imperfect Pres. Stem + ba + PE Pres. Root + eba + PE Pres. Stem + eba + PE Future Pres. Stem + bi + PE Pres. Root + a/e + PE Pres. Stem + a/e + PE Present Stem = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) - re Present Root = Present Active Infinitive (2nd principal part of verb) ere io verbs of the third conjugation add an i to the present root.
21 Present Tense of audio audire hear (Active Voice) Rule = Present Stem + Personal Endings 1. audi+o = audio I hear, am hearing, do hear 2. audi+s = audis you hear, are hearing, do hear 3. audi+t = audit he hears, is hearing, does hear 1. audi+mus = audimus we hear, are hearing, do hear 2. audi+tis = auditis you hear, are hearing, do hear 3. audi+nt = audiunt they hear, are hearing, do hear
22 Imperfect Tense of audio audire hear (Active Voice) Rule = Present Stem + eba +Personal Endings 1. audi+eba+m = audiebam I was hearing, used to hear, did hear 2. audi+eba+s = audiebas you were hearing, used to hear, did hear 3. audi+eba+t = audiebat he was hearing, used to hear, did hear 1. audi+eba+mus = audiebamus we were hearing, used to hear, did hear 2. audi+eba+tis = audiebatis you were hearing, used to hear, did hear 3. audi+eba+nt = audiebant they were hearing, used to hear, did hear
23 Future Tense of audio audire hear (Active Voice) Rule = Present Stem + a/e +Personal Endings 1. audi+a+m = audiam I shall hear 2. audi+e+s = audies you will hear 3. audi+e+t = audiet he will hear 1. audi+e+mus = audiemus we shall hear 2. audi+e+tis = audietis you will hear 3. audi+e+nt = audient they will hear Perfect Tense 1. audiv+i = I have heard 2. audiv+ isti = you have heard 3. audiv+it = he has heard 1. audiv+imus = we have heard 2. audiv+istis = you have heard 3. audiv+erunt = have heard
24 Pluperfect Tense 1. audiv+eram = I had heard 2. audiv+eras = you had heard 3. audiv+erat = he had heard 1. audiv+eramus = we had heard 2. audiv+eratis = you had heard 3. audiv+erant = they had heard Future Perfect Tense 1. audiv+ero = I will have heard 2. audiv+eris = you will have heard 3. audiv+erit = he will have heard 1. audiv+erimus = we will have heard 2. audiv+eritis = you will have heard 3. audiv+erint = hey will have heard
25 All Latin Verbs (Regular and Irregular) (Review Sheet) Perfect, Pluperfect, Future Perfect Tenses, Active Voice Perfect Perfect Stem + i, isti,it, imus, istis, erunt (has, have; simple past) Pluperfect Perfect Stem + eram, eras erat, eramus, eratis, erant (had) Future Perfect Perfect Stem + ero, eris,erit, erimus, eritis, erint (shall have/will have)
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