Conjugating Latin Verbs in the Present Tense

Practice conjugating Latin verbs in the present tense. Master stems and endings!

Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate: amō, amāre, amāvī, amātus (to love)1. Write the present stem in the first box.2. Bring down the 1st principal part - it is the first person, singular, present tense3. Write the present stem in all the other spaces and add the final personal signs.4. You will find the meaning of the other verbs on page 103 of your PURPLE HENLE book.5. Notice: The bottom line has one translation for you to do. 6. Repeat these instructions on each of the other 3 words. ama Singular Plural 1st Person amō amāmus 2nd Person amās amātis 3rd Person amat amant Write the meaning of the 2nd person plural in the box to the right. y'all love, y'all are loving Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate occupō, occupāre, occupāvī, occupātus occupā Singular Plural 1st Person occupō occupāmus 2nd Person occupās occupātis 3rd Person occupat occupant Write the meaning of the 1st person singular in the box to the right. I seize, I am seizing Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātus laudā Singular Plural 1st Person laudō laudāmus 2nd Person laudās laudātis 3rd Person laudat laudant Write the meaning of the 3rd person plural in the box to the right. they praise, they are praising Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate oppugnō, oppugnāre, oppugnāvī, oppugnātus oppugnā Singular Plural 1st Person oppugnō oppugnāmus 2nd Person oppugnās oppugnātis 3rd Person oppugnat oppugnant Write the meaning of the 1st person plural in the box to the right. we attack, we are attacking