Latin unit 2 grammar

Conjugate

To change the form of a verb

Latin 1st person singular verb ending

-o / -m

The Latin 2nd person singular verb ending

-s

The Latin 3rd person singular verb ending

-t

The Latin 1st person plural verb ending

-mus

The Latin 2nd person plural verb ending

-tis

The Latin 3rd person plural verb ending

-nt

First conjugation present tense, 1st person singular: 'I call'

Voco

First conjugation present tense, 2nd person singular: 'You call'.

Vocas

First conjugation present tense, 3rd person singular: 'He/She/It calls'.

Vocat

First conjugation present tense, 1st person plural: 'We call'.

Vocamus

First conjugation present tense, 2nd person plural: 'Y'all call'.

Vocatis

First conjugation present tense, 3rd person plural: 'They call'.

Vocant

What translation form of the present tense translates Voco to, “I Call”

Simple Present

What translation form of the present tense translates Voco to, “I am Calling”

Present Progressive

What translation form of the present tense translates Voco to, “I do call”

Present Emphatic

Does the subject and the verb have to agree in person and number.

All Nouns are what person?

3rd

The grammatical term for changing the forms of nouns, as opposed to conjugating verbs.

Declension

Conjugate Porto

porto, portas, portat, portamus, portatis, portant

Conjugate Paro

paro, paras, parat, paramus, paratis, parant

Conjugate Occupo

occupo, occupas, occupat, occupamus, occupatis, occupant

Conjugate Navigo

navigo, navigas, navigat, nivigamus, navigant

Conjucate Laudo

laudo, laudas, laudat, laudamus, laudatis, laudant