Transcript Future Tense- Latin II

Shilpa Jais
-o
-mus
-s
-tis
-t
-nt
-bam
-bamus
-bas
-batis
-bat
-bant
-i
-imus
-isti
-istis
-it
-erunt
• For 1st and 2nd conjugation…
• Begin with the infinitive
• Drop the –re
• Add the endings
Singular
Plural
-bo
-bimus
-bis
-bitis
-bit
-bunt
• Translation
Singular
Plural
I shall
We shall
You will
You all will
He/She/It will
They will
• Conjugate the verb
amo, amare, amavi, amatus-to love
Singular
Plural
amabo
amabimus
amabis
amabitis
amabit
amabunt
• Translate the above Latin
Singular
Plural
I shall love
We shall love
You will love
You all will love
He/She/It will love
They will love
• For 3rd & 4th conjugation
• Begin with the 1st principle part
• Drop the –o
• Add the endings
Singular
Plural
-am
-emus
-es
-etis
-et
-ent
*** The future of third conjugation verbs is often confused with
the present of second conjugation verbs in all forms except
first person singular
Singular
Plural
ducam
ducemus
duces
ducetis
ducet
ducent
Singular
Plural
sedeo
sedemus
sedes
sedetis
sedet
sedent
1. He will give
a.
b.
c.
Dabat
Dabit
Dat
2. You will see
a.
b.
c.
Videbis
Videbit
Videbimus
3. We shall prepare
a.
b.
c.
Parabitis
Parabatis
Parabimus
4. We shall praise
a.
b.
c.
Laudabamus
Laudabimus
Laudamus
5. They will say
a.
b.
c.
Dicetis
Dicet
Dicent
1. Scelestos servos ad villam mittet.
He will send the wicked slaves to the country house.
2. Cras Romam adveniemus
Tomorrow we shall reach Rome.
3. “Ego Corneliam amabo,” inquit Sextus. Marcus noluit hunc et inquit,
“Non eam habebis.”
“I shall love Cornelia,” said Sextus. Marcus did not wish this and said, “You will
not have her.”
4. Corneliam ad villam ducam.
I shall lead Cornelia home.
1. Scribo, Scribere, Scripsi, Scriptus- to write
2. Mitto, Mittere, Misi, Missum- to send
3. Audio, Audire, Audivi, Auditus- to hear
4. Porto, Portare, Portavi, Portatum- to carry
5. Cupio, Cupere, Cupivi, Cupitum- to desire