Conjugating Latin Verbs in the Present Tense

Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate: amō, amāre, amāvī, amātus (to love)1. Remove -re from the second principle part to find the present stem.2. Write the present stem in the first box.3. Enter the 1st principal part - it is the first person, singular, present tense4. Write the present stem in all the other spaces and add the final personal endings.5. Repeat these instructions on each of the other 3 words. ama Singular Plural 1st Person amo amamus 2nd Person amas amatis 3rd Person amat amant Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate occupō, occupāre, occupāvī, occupātus occupa Singular Plural 1st Person occupo occupamus 2nd Person occupas occupatis 3rd Person occupat occupant Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātus lauda Singular Plural 1st Person laudo laudamus 2nd Person laudas laudatis 3rd Person laudat laudant Conjugating in the Present Tense Conjugate oppugnō, oppugnāre, oppugnāvī, oppugnātus - to attack oppugna Singular Plural 1st Person oppugno oppugnamus 2nd Person oppugnas oppugnatis 3rd Person oppugnat oppugnant B. Sort the following verbs by their person and number. 1st Person sing. ambulo video audio sum porto 1st Person Plural Dormimus spectamus laboramus habemus habitamus 2nd Person sing. dormis rides intras ambulas amas 2nd Person Plural videtis laudatis bibitis consumis paratis 3rd Person Singular habet sedet venit portat bibit 3rd Person Plural dormiunt cadunt volitant volunt salutant C. Match each verb with its meaning: Laudare To praise, admire Videre to see Stare To stand Cadere to fall Currere To run