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LESSON 1
Introduction 1
Pre Grammar
Dictionary 1
First Translation
Grammar 1
Exercises 1
Runnning Vocabulary 1
L.LT1.- Ovid
Self Test 1
LESSON 2
Introduction 2
Verb Example
Verb Practice
Declension 2
Adjectives 1st Class
Translation Exercise 2
L.LT.2- Plautus
L.LT.2- Lucretius
Exercises 2
MEMORIAE MANDATE
Carry out a systematic study of the following verbs one at a time. Repeat aloud each tense till you feel comfortable; ideally they should be learnt by heart, or saying it in Latin, memoriae mandate - literally, send to your memory
Afterwards write each one many times till you feel comfortable. Please note: because personal pronouns are not normally used in Latin, they will be omitted from the exercises, but be aware that they do exist and are used only on special occasions or to put emphasis on the verb they accompany.
Here they are:
 
 

Personal

Pronoun

Personal

Pronoun

Singular Iego 
 You tu
 He/she/it ille or is/ea/id
 Plural We nos
 You vos
 They illi
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Example of the use of id: Id est, abbreviated to: i.e. = It is 
Example of the use of ille: ille laudat, he praises 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Indicative Present, Imperfect and Simple Future. All active voices.
Esse: Irregular verb  -  To be
 EssePresentImperfectSimple Future

I

sum

am

eram

was

ero

shall be

you

es

are

eras

were

eris

will be

he/she/it

est

is

erat

was

erit

will be

we

sumus

are

eramus

were

erimus

shall be

you

estis

are

eratis

were

eritis

will be

they

sunt

are

erant

were

erunt

will be

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Amare: Coniugatio Prima  -  To love

Amare PresentImperfectSimple Future

I

am-o

love

am-abam

lov-ed

am-abo

shall love

you

am-as

love

am-abas

lov-ed

am-abis

will love

he/she/it

am-at

love-s

am-abat

lov-ed

am-abit

will love

we

am-amus

love

am-abamus

lov-ed

am-abimus

shall love

you

am-atis

love

am-abatis

lov-ed

am-abitis

will love

they

am-ant

love

am-abant

lov-ed

am-abunt

will love

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Laudare: Coniugatio Prima  -  To praise

 LaudarePresentImperfectSimple Future

I

laud-o

praise

laud-abam

praised

laud-abo

shall praise

you

laud-as

praise

laud-abas

praised

laud-abis

will praise

he/she/it

laud-at

praises

laud-abat

praised

laud-abit

will praise

we

laud-amus

praise

laud-abamus

praised

laud-abimus

shall praise

you

laud-atis

praise

laud-abatis

praised

laud-abitis

will praise

they

laud-ant

praise

laud-abant

praised

laud-abunt

will praise

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clamare: Coniugatio Prima -  To shout    

N.B.: The exercise in this Lesson 2 section will use the verb Clamare and Vocare repeatedly.

 ClamarePresentImperfectSimple Future

I

clam-o

shout

claud-abam

shouted

claud-abo

shall shout

you

clam-as

shout

claud-abas

shouted

claud-abis

will shout

he/she/it

clam-at

shouts

claud-abat

shouted

claud-abit

will shout

we

claud-amus

shout

claud-abamus

shouted

claud-abimus

shall shout

you

claud-atis

shout

claud-abatis

shouted

claud-abitis

will shout

they

claud-ant

shout

claud-abant

shouted

claud-abunt

will shout

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vocare: Coniugatio Prima - To call; to summon 

VocarePresentImperfectSimple Future

I

voc-o

call

voc-abam

called

voc-abo

shall call

you

voc-as

call

voc-abas

called

voc-abis

will call

he/she/it

voc-at

calls

voc-abat

called

voc-abit

will call

we

voc-amus

call

voc-abamus

called

voc-abimus

shall call

you

voc-atis

call

voc-abatis

called

voc-abitis

will call

they

voc-ant

call

voc-abant

called

voc-abunt

will call