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Latin is not dead and can decode many languages and subjects throughout schooling. It provides the root words for all modern sciences, is the language of law, government, logic and theology, and is the key to unlock all of the romance languages. This quick reference 6-page laminated guide offers easy-to-read tables of conjugations, with the changes in bold for quick reference. Thirty-two key-example verbs and their meanings are included, with the irregular tenses and moods listed for each verb. Using the example conjugations, this guide becomes a powerful key to unlocking Latin at a price lower than any reference you will find on the language.
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- Regular 1st conjugation verb
- Principal parts: Am, amre, amv, amtus
- Except for the present subjunctive, add - (sometimes a-) to the root to form the present stem
Present indicative
amtis
amant
ams
amat
Imperfect indicative
ambtis
ambant
ambs
ambat
Future indicative
ambitis
ambunt
ambis
ambit
Perfect indicative
amvistis
amvrunt
amvist
amvit
Pluperfect indicative
amvertis
amverant
amveras
amverat
Future-perfect indicative
amveritis
amverint
amveris
amverit
Present subjunctive
amtis
ament
ams
amet
Imperfect subjunctive
amrtis
amrent
amrs
amret
Perfect subjunctive
amveritis
amverint
amveris
amverit
Pluperfect subjunctive
amvisstis
amvissent
amvisss
amvisset
Imperative mood
Present infinitive
amreFuture infinitive
amtrus essePerfect infinitive
amvissePresent participle
amns, amantisFuture participle
amtrusGerund (no nominative)
amandamand
amandum
amand
Present indicative
ammin
amantur
amris
amtur
Imperfect indicative
ambmin
ambantur
ambris
ambtur
Future indicative
ambimin
ambuntur
amberis
ambitur
Perfect indicative
amt estis
amt sunt
amtus es
amtus est
Pluperfect indicative
amt ertis
amt erant
amtus eras
amtus erat
Future-perfect indicative
amt eritis
amt erunt
amtus eris
amtus erit
Present subjunctive
ammin
amntur
amris
amtur
Imperfect subjunctive
amrmin
amrentur
amrris
amrtur
Perfect subjunctive
amt stis
amt sint
amtus ss
amtus sit
Pluperfect subjunctive
amt esstis
amt essent
amtus esss
amtus esset
Imperative mood
Present infinitive
amriFuture infinitive
amtus rPerfect infinitive
amtus esseFuture participle
amandusPerfect participle
amtus- All verb forms with masculine, feminine, and neuter genders are given in the masculine gender because it is the most commonly used.
- There is no future subjunctive, as future already implies an element of doubt.
- The passive periphrastic is the future passive participle plus the appropriate present tense form of the verb to be.
- Regular 2nd conjugation (long e) verb
- Principal parts: Habe, habre, habu, hbitus
- Add - (sometimes e-) to the root to form the present stem
Subject Pronouns
PluralSingularvos
ei, eae, ea
tu
is, ea, id
Present indicative
habtis
habent
habs
habet
Imperfect indicative
habbtis
habbant
habbs
habbat
Future indicative
habbitis
habbunt
habbis
habbit
Perfect indicative
habuistis
haburunt
habuist
habuit
Pluperfect indicative
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