Conjugating Latin Verbs

Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate amo, amare, amavi (remember that the 1st person, singular is amo) Singular Plural 1st Person amo amamus 2nd Person amas amatis 3rd Person amat amant Conjugating in the Imperfect Tense Conjugate neco, necare in the imperfect tense. Remember that the base is going to be necaba- You will add the endings to this base. neco, necare Singular Plural 1st Person necabam necabamus 2nd Person necabas necabatis 3rd Person necabat necabant Perfect tense verb matching Draw a line from the verb to the matching English meaning. conspexi I caught sight of conspexisti you(sing) caught sight of conspexit she caught sight of conspeximus we caught sight of conspexistis you (pl) caught sight of conspexerunt they caught of festinabamus he was hurrying they were hurrying we were hurrying festinabatis you (pl) were hurrying I was hurrying she was hurrying festinabam you were hurrying I was hurrying they were hurrying festinabant she was hurrying they were hurrying we were hurrying Verb Tense Sort Select the correct tense for each of the following verbs. present tense paras paramus parant timetis times imperfect tense timebas timebant timebatis parabamus parabam perfect tense cucurrit sensisti sensi monuisti amavimus