-The basic verb endings are: -_________ = I -_________ = we
-_________ = you -_________ = you all
-_________ = he/she/it -_________ = they
-We can tell each Conjugation apart by their Infinitives (2nd Principal Parts):
1st Conj. – are
2nd Conj. – ere
3rd Conj. – ere (first part ends with –o)
3rd –io C. – ere (first part ends with –io)
4th Conj. – ire (first part ends with –io)
-Here’s how we put together each conjugation in the Present Tense:
Base* – linking vowel – ending Special forms
1st Conj.- portamus = port + a + mus porto, portant
Translation: carry do we
2nd Conj.- docemus = doc + e + mus doceo, docent
Translation: teach do we
3rd Conj.- ponimus = pon + i + mus pono, ponunt
Translation: place do we
3rd -io C.- capimus = cap + i + mus capio, capiunt
Translation: take do we
4th Conj.- munimus = mun + i + mus munio, muniunt
Translation: fortify do we
*The “Base” for the Present Tense comes from the 2nd Principal Part
-Use what you know to conjugate these verbs correctly in Latin:
I. teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus. Write in Latin- We do keep:
- They do keep:
II. mitto, mittere, misi, missus. Write in Latin- You do send:
- They do send:
III. accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus. Write in Latin- We do receive:
- They do receive:
IV. venio, venire, veni, ventus. Write in Latin- You all do come:
- They do come: