Latin- 2nd conjugation and 2nd Declension

conjugate moneo-

moneo, monēre, monui, monitum

conjugate terreo

terreo, terrēre, terrui, teritum

conjugate doceo

doceo, docēre, docui, doctum

conjugate teneo

teneo, tenēre, tenui, tentum

conjugate video

video, vidēre, vidi, visum

conjugate timeo

timeo, timēre, timui

no 4th pp

What does the following word mean? moneo

to warn

What does the following word mean? terreo

frighten

What does the following word mean? doceo

to teach

What does the following word mean? teneo

to hold

What does the following word mean? video

to watch

What does the following word mean? timeo

to fear

What does the following word mean? amicus

friend

What does the following word mean? deus

god

What does the following word mean? dominus

master

What does the following word mean? vir

man

What does the following word mean? puer

boy

What is a conjugation?

A team of Latin verbs

What is a declension?

A team of Latin nouns

How do you decline a type 1 noun? (amicus, deus, dominus)

for nominate singular, it’s just the word(amicus). For the rest just drop us apply endings.

How do you decline a type 2 noun?(vir or puer)

Just add endings(don’t drop letters)

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: a

subject singular

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: ae

subject plural

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: am

DO singular

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: as

DO plural

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: um

DO singular

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: os

DO plural

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: us

Subject singular

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: er

Subject singular

In order to tell the tense of a noun in a sentence look at the endings. Give tense and subject/DO: i

Subject Plural

What the order of letter we should always remember when translating sentences

Subject Action Verb Direct Object

(S AV DO)

What does “et” mean

and

What does “non” mean

not