- 44 pages
- English
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About this book
Latin is the key to many languages, and knowing and understanding Latin verbs can unlock many languages due to its influence. Concentrate study on verbs using this 6 page laminated guide that is designed for quick access, easy review and focus on what many learners see as their most difficult hurdle. Reviewing this guide often - will boost grades. An inexpensive tool that can go anywhere and help to retrain the brain to tackle many other languages is a must have.
6-page laminated guide includes:
- How to Describe a Verb Form
- Verb Types
- Conjugations & Their Vowels
- Regular Verb Conjugations
- Sample Irregular Verbs
- Advanced Constructions
- Latin Verb Prefixes
- Useful Verbs
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Regular Verb Conjugations
Note: All forms listed below are created by attaching the stem from a common regular verb belonging to one of the four conjugations with the correct vowel and ending for that conjugation
EX: The present active infinitive of laudō, a common first conjugation verb, is a combination of the stem, laud, the vowel, ā, and the ending -re: laudāre. To conjugate a different regular first conjugation verb, simply replace the stem with the stem of the verb you want to conjugate: portāre
Infinitives - Not limited by person or number, although they do have tense and voice
- Discussed with participles because they are verbal nouns. Although they are parts of verbs, they function as nouns Note: Perfect and future infinitives are rarely translated literally, and are usually part of something else, such as an indirect statement
First Conjugation Verbs
| Form | Active | Meaning | Passive | Meaning |
| Present Infinitive | laudāre | to praise | laudārī | to be praised |
| Future Infinitive | laudātūrus esse | to be about to praise | laudātus īrī | to be about to be praised |
| Perfect Infinitive | laudāvisse | to have praised | laudātus esse | to have been praised |
Second Conjugation Verbs
- The classic long e (ē) turns into a short i (ĭ) in the future infinitives and in the perfect passive, while it is altogether dropped in the perfect active
- The v changes to a u in the perfect active
| Form | Active | Passive |
| Present Infinitive | monēre | monērī |
| Future Infinitive | monitūrus esse | monitus īrī |
| Perfect Infinitive | monuisse | monitus esse |
Third Conjugation Verbs
- The present passive infinitive drops the vowel and the r from the ending
- The future and perfect infinitives drop the vowel (e)
- The c in the stem changes to an x in the perfect active infinitive because it is based on the third principal part, dūxī
| Form | Active | Passive |
| Present Infinitive | dūcere | ducī |
| Future Infinitive | ductūrus esse | dūctus īrī |
| Perfect Infinitive | dūxisse | dūctus esse |
Fourth Conjugation Verbs
| Form | Active | Passive |
| Present Infinitive | audīre | audīrī |
| Future Infinitive | audītūrus esse | audītus īrī |
| Perfect Infinitive | audīvisse | audītus esse |
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Table of contents
- How to Describe a Verb Form
- Verb Types
- Conjugations & Their Vowels
- Regular Verb Conjugations
- Sample Irregular Verbs
- Advanced Constructions
- Latin Verb Prefixes
- Useful Verbs