| A | B |
| amo are | to love |
| nato are | to swim |
| do dare dedi datus | to give |
| sto stare steti status | to stand |
| lavo lavare lavi lautus | to wash |
| oro are | to speak to pray |
| paro are | to prepare |
| porto are | to carry |
| servo are | to guard to keep |
| voco are | to call |
| juvo juvare juvi jutus | to help |
| narro are | to tell |
| aro are | to plow |
| clamo are | to shout |
| opto are | to wish for |
| erro are | to err |
| laudo are | to praise |
| tempto are | to tempt |
| pugno are | to fight |
| specto are | to watch |
| navigo are | to sail |
| libero are | to free |
| saluto are | to greet |
| adoro are | to adore |
| habito are | to live in |
| ambulo are | to walk |
| laboro are | to work |
| judico are | to judge |
| occupo are | to seize |
| supero are | to overcome |
| sum esse fui futurus | to be |
| non | not |
| hodie | today |
| heri | yesterday |
| cras | tomorrow |
| nunc | now |
| tum | then |
| numquam | never |
| umquam | every |
| saepe | often |
| puto are | to think |
| muto are | to change |
| celo are | to hide |
| rogo are | to ask |
| volo are | to fly |
| spero are | to hope |
| dubito are | to doubt |
| perturbo are | to disturb |
| nego are | to deny |
| accuso are | to accuse |
| demonstro are | to show |
| nuntio are | to announce |
| vulnero are | to wound |
| exploro are | to explore |
| culpo are | to blame |
| creo are | to create |
| appello are | to address |
| oppugno are | to attack |
| exspecto are | to wait for |
| delecto are | to please |
| mensa ae f | table |
| puella ae f | girl |
| regina ae f | queen |
| terra ae f | land |
| agricola ae m | farmer |
| nauta ae m | sailor |
| poeta ae m | poet |
| Maria ae f | Mary |
| Roma ae f | Rome |
| Italia ae f | Italy |
| servus i m | slave |
| amicus i m | friend |
| annus i m | year |
| Christus i m | Christ |
| agnus i m | lamb |
| dominus i m | master |
| equus i m | horse |
| filius i m | son |
| deus i m | god |
| mundus i m | world |
| bellum i n | war |
| semper | always |
| English words expressing subjunctive | may might let should could would |
| two tenses not subjunctive | future future perfect |
| subjunctive mood describes a -----activity | potential |
| subjunctive is used mainly in ------clauses | subordinate clause |
| 2 wyas to use subjunctive in independent clause | hortatory and deliberative questions |
| clause definition | subject and verb |
| difference between phrase and clause | phrase does not have subject and verb but clause does |
| a clause that stands alone | independent |
| a clause that cannot stand alone | subordinate clause |
| subordinate clause that uses subjunctive is---- | purpose |
| present subjunctive for I II III IIIio and IV | a; add a; a;add a; add a |
| sentence to remember vowel changes | we beat a liar |
| hortatory subjunctive expresses----translated with--- | exhortation indirect command strong wish let or may |
| meaning of subjunctive must be determined by----or helping verbs---- | context may and might |
| indicative mood describes activity that is-- | real actual |
| sanctificetur nomen tuum | Hallowed be thy name |
| astrum i n | heavenly body, star |
| castellum i n | fort |
| exilium i n | exile |
| fatum i n | fate destiny |
| initium i n | beginning |
| pabulum i n | fodder |
| praesidium i n | protection guard garrison |
| pretium i n | price |
| spatium i n | space |
| vestigium i n | footpring trace |