O MUS
me we
S TIS
you you
T NT
H/S/it they
amo, amare, amavi, amatus / To love
Get the second one, amare, and take out the “RE”
Stem - Ama
\
Ama - o
Since you can’t pronounce “ao” just eliminate the a, but keep the a for the rest.
Am - o Ama - mus
\
Ama - s Ama - tis
\
Ama- t Ama - nt
get the second set of word, scire, and take out the RE.
stem - Sci
sci - o sci - mus
\
sci- s sci - tis
sci - nt
since the 2nd declension can’t have an “i” next to an “n” you must replace it with a “u”
sci - t sc - u - nt
get the second set of word, canere, and take out the ERE. But, you can’t let it sound like “cans” or “cant” so you add an “I” on the end of it. On the last one, on plural, just replace the “i” with a “U”
stem - can (i)
can - o can - i - mus
can - i - s can - i - tis
can - i- t can - u - nt