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Lesson II verb practice
Remember that a verb has three ways of translating: I DO, I am DOING, and I DO DO.
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| vocō | I call |
| vocās | you call (sing.) |
| vocat | he/she/it calls |
| vocāmus | we call |
| vocātis | you call (pl.) |
| vocant | they call |
| habitō | I live |
| habitās | you live (sing.) |
| habitat | he/she/it lives |
| habitāmus | we live |
| habitātis | you live (pl.) |
| habitant | they live |
| laudō | I praise |
| laudās | you praise (sing.) |
| laudat | he/she/it praises |
| laudāmus | we praise |
| laudātis | you praise (pl.) |
| laudant | they are praising |
| narrō | I am telling |
| narrās | you are telling (sing.) |
| narrat | he/she/it is telling |
| narrāmus | we are telling |
| narrātis | you are telling (pl.) |
| narrant | they are telling |
| amō | I do love |
| amās | you do love (sing.) |
| amat | he/she/it does love |
| amāmus | we do love |
| amātis | you do love (pl.) |
| amant | they do love |
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Gelinas and Murphy JHS |
| Stony Brook/Setauket, NY |
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