Verb Rules
Principle Parts
Tenses 1
Tenses 2
Translation (passive)
100

Verbs in Latin are categorized by group. What is this group called, and how many are there?

conjugation

4

100

How many principle parts are there?

4

100

the present tense endings are these.

O S T MUS TIS NT

100
The imperfect tense has this signifier.

BA

100

how do you translate the Imperfect tense

was ______ing

200

Latin verb endings change based on these two things:

person and number

200

The first principle part, the present indicative, ends in this letter. 

O

200

The future tense has this signifier in the 1st and 2nd conjugations; the other 2 conjugations change from A to this letter. 

BO, BI, BU

200

To build the perfect tense, you take this principle part and add ī, istī, it, imus, istis, erunt.  

Perfect indicative (third) 

200

How do you translate the perfect tense?

___________ed (past action)

300
Like English, Latin verbs have this which tells us when something is happening. 

tense

300

The second principle part, the present infinitive, ends in these two letters and translates to this. 

RE

"to ________" 

300

The pluperfect tense has this signifier

eram

300

The furture perfect tense has this signifier.

Ero, eris, erit

300

How do you translate the pluperfect? 

had ____________ed

400

There are two types of voice in Latin: _______ and _______. 

active and passive

400

The third principle part, the perfect indicative, tells us this tense. 

perfect

400

The present passive system (pres, imp, fut) endings are these.

R, RIS, TUR, MUR, MINI, NTUR

400

The perfect passive system (perf, plup, fut perf) uses this principle part.

fourth

400

How do you translate the present passive tense?

is ________ed

500

irregular verbs are rare, but the most common one means "is/are" or "to be"

sum, esse, fuī (est/sunt)

500

The fourth principle part is the perfect passive participle. It is the foundation for this voice.

passive

500

The pluperfect uses this form of SUM.

Imperfect

500

The future perfect uses this form of SUM.

future

500

How do you translate the perfect passive tense?

have been/was _______ed