The future tense is the third of six tenses that we learned this year.
How to Form the Imperfect Tense
Don't forget! There are two ways to translate the future tense: Marcus agricolam laudabit.
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The imperfect tense is the second of six tenses that we learned this year.
How to Form the Imperfect Tense
Don't forget! There are three ways to translate the imperfect tense: Marcus agricolam spectabat.
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The present tense is the first of six tenses that we learned this year.
How to Form the Present Tense
Don't forget! There are three ways to translate the present tense: Marcus agricolam spectat.
Verbs are the most important parts are sentences because they tell us everything we need to know about the sentence, including:
When we first learned Latin verbs, we learned the personal endings of verbs. These are very important and they must be memorized. Once you know the personal endings, you can pretty much translate any verb you need. We have active and passive personal endings for Latin verbs. Today, we'll focus on the active personal endings. Active Personal Endings Person and Number Latin Ending Translation 1st singular -o/-m I 2nd singular -s you 3rd singular -t he/she/it 1st plural -mus we 2nd plural -tis you (all) 3rd plural -nt they We will see these personal endings on most active verbs, including special verbs like sum. Therefore, it is very important that you memorize the endings in Latin and what they mean in English. If you know these endings and what they mean, then you can tell who/what the subject is. e.g., navigamus = we sail e.g., porto = I carry e.g., spectant = they watch If you want more review on this, use these resources:
A preposition is a word that controls a noun and usually expresses a relationship between direction, location, or time. We learned a lot of prepositions this year! Let's review how they work.
Rules for Prepositions:
Exempla:
Overview of Latin Noun Declensions
nom. sing. gen. sing. gender definition How to Decline a Latin Noun:
Here is some additional review material for you:
Here is a quick overview of nouns:
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