1. Second Conjugation

2. What’s the main difference?
1st Conjugation
portō, portāre = carry
monstrō, monstrāre = show
servō, servāre = save
2nd Conjugation
augeō, augēre = increase
doceō, docēre = teach
terreō, terrēre = scare

3. What’s the main difference?
1st Conjugation
portō, portāre = carry
monstrō, monstrāre = show
servō, servāre = save
2nd Conjugation
augeō, augēre = increase
doceō, docēre = teach
terreō, terrēre = scare

4. Present Tense: present stem + endings
1st Conjugation
monstro
monstras
monstrat
monstramus
monstratis
monstrant
2nd Conjugation
augeo
auges
auget
augemus
augetis
augent

5. Translate
portas
monstramus
servant
auges
docemus
terrent

6. Translate
portas = you carry
monstramus
servant
auges
docemus
terrent

7. Translate portas = you carry monstramus = we show servant auges
docemus
terrent

8. Translate portas = you carry monstramus = we show servant = they save
auges
docemus
terrent

9. Translate portas = you carry monstramus = we show servant = they save
auges = you increase
docemus
terrent

10. Translate portas = you carry monstramus = we show servant = they save
auges = you increase
docemus = we teach
terrent

11. Translate portas = you carry monstramus = we show servant = they save
auges = you increase
docemus = we teach
terrent = they scare

12. Now, let’s go from English to Latin.
he, she, it increases
(augeō, augēre = increase)
you (pl.) teach
(doceō, docēre = teach)
they scare
(terreō, terrēre = scare)

13. Now, let’s go from English to Latin.
he, she, it increases
(augeō, augēre = increase)
auget
you (pl.) teach
(doceō, docēre = teach)
they scare
(terreō, terrēre = scare)

14. Now, let’s go from English to Latin.
he, she, it increases
(augeō, augēre = increase)
auget
you (pl.) teach
(doceō, docēre = teach)
docetis
they scare
(terreō, terrēre = scare)

15. Now, let’s go from English to Latin.
he, she, it increases
(augeō, augēre = increase)
auget
you (pl.) teach
(doceō, docēre = teach)
docetis
they scare
(terreō, terrēre = scare)
terrent

16. What vowel goes before the ending on a 1st conjugation verb
What vowel goes before the ending on a 1st conjugation verb? What vowel goes before the ending on a 2nd conjugation verb?
nuntias
laudamus
navigant
auges
habemus
terrent

17. What vowel goes before the ending on a 1st conjugation verb
What vowel goes before the ending on a 1st conjugation verb? A What vowel goes before the ending on a 2nd conjugation verb? E
nuntias
laudamus
navigant
auges
habemus
terrent

18. Present Tense: 2nd Conjugation
Add verb endings to present stem
What’s present stem?
2nd principal part – “re”

19. Future Tense: 2nd Conjugation
Add “bi” to verb endings to present stem (with exceptions in 1st singular and 3rd plural)
What’s present stem?
2nd principal part – “re”

20. Translate.
augeo
augebo
augetis
augebitis

21. Translate.
augeo
augebo
augetis
augebitis
I increase

22. Translate.
augeo
augebo
augetis
augebitis
I increase
I will increase

23. Translate. augeo augebo augetis augebitis I increase I will increase
you increase

24. Translate. augeo augebo augetis augebitis I increase I will increase
you increase
you will increase

25. Pecuniam augebimus.

26. Pecuniam augebimus.
We will increase (our) money.

27. Agricola amicum docet.

28. Agricola amicum docet.
The farmer teaches his friend.

29. Regina cibum bonum habebit.

30. Regina cibum bonum habebit.
The queen will have good food.

31. Meus amicus nuntiat: “Nolī manēre in patriā!”
The queen will have good food.

32. Meus amicus nuntiat: “Nolī manēre in patriā!”
My friend announces: Do not stay in the country!”

33. Let’s review. Letter characteristic of 2nd conjugation is ē
Drop “ō” from 1st principal part, and add verb endings