A | B |
autem | however, moreover |
aut | or |
aut…aut | either…or |
enim | for in fact truly |
et | and |
et…et | both…and |
eiam | also |
fere | almost |
iam | already |
ibi | there in that place |
interim | meanwhile |
ita | yes so |
ago agere egi actus | to do drive act treat |
cedo cedere cessi cessus | to yield give way |
claudo claudere clausi clausus | to close |
cogo cogere coegi coactus | to force collect |
gerro gerere gessi gestus | to wage carry on |
mitto mittere misi missus | to send |
pono ponere posui positus | to put place |
premo premere pressi pressus | to press push |
scribo scribere scripsi scriptus | to write |
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus | to lift raise |
itaque | therefore and so |
olim | one of old one day |
postea | afterwards |
-que | and |
quod | because |
sed | but |
sicut | as |
subito | suddenly |
tamen | nevertheless |
tum | then at that time |
3 moods of Latin verbs | indicative imperative subjunctive |
The indicative mood is used for | statements and questions |
The imperative mood is used for | commands |
Stubjunctive mood is used for | potential action (opinions purpose wishes) |
To form the singular imperative of all conjugations | drop re from infinitive |
To form plural imperative of all but 3rd conjugations | add te to singular imperative |
Remember---for 3rd conj imperative | surge surgite |
3 irregular singular imperatives | dic duc fac |
singular and plural imperative of sum | es este |
The tenses of the perfect passive system are---verb forms | compound |
The 4th principal part is a | participle |
A participle is a | verbal adjective |
Verbs that take direct objects are--; verbs that do not take direct objects are-- | transitive instransitive |