The Future Tense. How to Conjugate Future 1 st & 2 nd conjugation The first thing that you need are principle parts Like: amō, amāre, amavī, amatus Then.

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The Future Tense

How to Conjugate Future 1 st & 2 nd conjugation The first thing that you need are principle parts Like: amō, amāre, amavī, amatus Then you need some endings SingularPlural 1 st Personbobimus 2 nd Personbisbitis 3 rd Personbitbunt

How to conjugate verbs To form these –Go to the 2 nd principle part (amare) –Cut off the “re” at the end –What’s left is called the stem (ama) –Slap on the endings

How to Conjugate Future So amō, amāre, amavī, amatus looks like this: SingularPlural 1 st Personamaboamabimus 2 nd Personamabisamabitis 3 rd Personamabitamabunt

How to Translate The future tense has 1 possible translation in English; amabo is: – I shall love So the others are translated: amabis = you will love amabit = he/she/it will love amabimus = we shall love amabitis = you will love (y’all) amabunt = they will love

Let’s try with habeo habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus SingularPlural 1 st Personhabebohabebimus 2 nd Personhabebishabebitis 3 rd Personhabebithabebunt

The future of sum Is irregular, of course SingularPlural 1 st Personeroerimus 2 nd Personeriseritis 3 rd Personeriterunt

How to Conjugate Future 3 rd conjugation The first thing that you need are principle parts Like: ducō, ducere, duxī, ductus Then you need some endings SingularPlural 1 st Personamemus 2 nd Personesetis 3 rd Personetent

So duco looks like this SingularPlural 1 st Personducamducemus 2 nd Personducesducetis 3 rd Personducetducent

Let’s try with rego regō, regere, rexī, rectus SingularPlural 1 st Personregamregemus 2 nd Personregesregetis 3 rd Personregetregent

How to Conjugate Future io verbs The first thing that you need are principle parts Like: fugiō, fugere, fūgī, fugitūrus Then you need some endings SingularPlural 1 st Personiamiemus 2 nd Personiesietis 3 rd Personietient

So fugio looks like this SingularPlural 1 st Personfugiamfugiemus 2 nd Personfugiesfugietis 3 rd Personfugietfugient

Let’s try with audio audiō, audīre, audīvī, auditus SingularPlural 1 st Personaudiamaudiemus 2 nd Personaudiesaudietis 3 rd Personaudietaudient

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