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How To Conjugate A Verb!!! 4 SIMPLE STEPS!!! 1. Determine the verb’s conjugation HOW??? Look at the verb’s infinitive ex. am ō, amāre, amavī – to love.

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1 How To Conjugate A Verb!!! 4 SIMPLE STEPS!!! 1. Determine the verb’s conjugation HOW??? Look at the verb’s infinitive ex. am ō, amāre, amavī – to love CONJUGATIONS: 1 st = -āre; 2 nd = -ēre; 3 rd = -ere; 4 th = -īre 2. Find the “base/stem” of the verb HOW??? Remove the –re ex. am āre 3. Change the “stem vowel” if necessary** 4. Add tense endings (**See next slide!!!)

2 Stem vowels for Present Tense -a 1 -e 2 3/3 rd IO -i/-u (-i/-iu) 4 -i/-iu

3 Stem Vowels for Imperfect -a 1 -e 2 3/3 rd IO -e(-ie) 4 -ie

4 PRACTICE!!! Directions: Conjugate the following verb in the PRESENT and IMPERFECT tenses AND TRANSLATE each form. 1. am ō, amāre, amavī – to love PERSONSINGULARPLURAL 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 2. sedeō, sedēre, sedī – to sit PERSONSINGULARPLURAL 1 st 2 nd 3 rd

5 PRACTICE!!! 3. cad ō, cadere, cessī – to fall PERSONSINGULARPLURAL 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4. inveni ō, invenīre, invēnī – to find PERSONSINGULARPLURAL 1 st 2 nd 3 rd

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