Latin Verbs Test: Gammar Notes + Verbs

conjugation

team of Latin Verbs (There are 5)

principle parts

e.g. amo (1), amare (2), amavi (3), amatum (4)

1st principle part

1st person sing. pres.

2nd principle part

1.) present stem, imp., fut.

2.) present infinitive “to verb”

Drop -re to conjugate

3rd principle part

perfect active stem

Drop the “i”

4th Principle Part

perfect passive participle

mood

how verbs feel

indicative

states a fact; ask question

infinitive

to verb

imperative

gives a command

(front of the sentence)

active

subject does

passive

subject recieves

perfect

completed past action

imperfect

on going, uncompleted present action

ambulō, ambulāre

ambulāvī, ambulātum - to walk

amō, amāre

amāvī, amātum - to love, like

clāmō, clāmāre

clāmāvī, clāmātum - to shout

dō, dare

dedī, datum - to give

habitō, habitāre

habitāvī, habitātum - to live

laborō, laborāre

laborāvī, laborātum - to work

laudō, laudāre

laudāvī, laudātum - to praise

narrō, narrāre

narrāvī, narrātum - to tell, relate

nāvigō, nāvigāre

nāvigāvī, nāvigātum - to sail

nūntiō, nūntiāre

nūntiāvī, nūntiātum - to announce, report

parō, parāre

parāvī, parātum - to prepare

portō, portāre

portāvī, portātum - to carry, bear, take

pugnō, pugnāre

pugnāvī, pugnātum - to fight

putō, putāre

putāvī, putātum - to think

rogō, rogāre

rogāvī, rogātum - to ask, ask for

stō, stāre

stitī, statum - to stand

vocō, vocāre

vocāvī, vocātum - to call

dēbeō, dēbēre

dēbuī, dēbitum - to owe

dēleō, dēlēre

dēlēvī, dēlētum - to destroy

habeō, habēre

habuī, habitum - to have, hold

iubeō, iubēre

iussī, iussum - to order

maneō, manēre

mānsī, mānsum - to remain, stay

respondeō, respondēre

respondī, respōnsum - to reply

rīdeō, rīdēre

rīsī, rīsum - to laugh, smile

sedeō, sedēre

sēdī, sessum - to sit

teneō, tenēre

tenuī, tentum - to hold, keep, possess

terreō, terrēre

terruī, territūm - to frighten

timeō, timēre

timuī - to fear, be afraid

videō, vidēre

vīdī, vīsum - to see

agō, agere ēgī, āctum - to do

cōnstituō, cōnstituere

cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum - to decide

currō, currere

cucurrī, cursum - to run

dīcō, dīcere

dīxī, dictum - to say, speak, tell

dūcō, dūcere

dūxī, ductum - to lead, take

gerō, gerere

gessī, gestum - to wear

intellegō, intellegere

intellēxī, intellēctum - to understand, realize

mittō, mittere

mīsī, missum - to send

petō, petere

petīvī, petītum - to attack, seek, beg, ask for

surgō, surgere

surrēxī, surrēctum - to get up

trādō, trādere

trādidī, trāditum - to hand over, hand down

trahō, trahere

trāxī, trāctum - to drag, draw, pull

vēndō, vēndere vēndidī, vēnditum - to sell

vincō, vincere

vīcī, victum - to conquer, win, be victorious

accipiō, accipere

accēpī, acceptum - to accept, take in, receive

capiō, capere

cēpī, captum - to take, catch, capture, adopt a plan

cupiō, cupere

cupīvī, cupītum - to want, desire

faciō, facere

fēcī, factum - to make, do

fugiō, fugere

fūgī, fugitum - to run away, flee

rapiō, rapere

rapuī, raptum - to seize, grab

adveniō, advenīre

advēnī, adventum - to arrive

audiō, audīre

audīvī, audītum - to hear, listen to

inveniō, invenīre

invēnī, inventum - to find

sciō, scīre

scīvī, scītum - to know

sentiō, sentīre

sēnsī, sēnsum - to feel, notice

veniō, venīre vēnī, ventum - to come

dormio, dormire

dormivi, dormitum - sleep