1. IMPERATIVES!! Fill in the blanks about imperatives.
Singular imperatives end in ___________.
Plural imperatives end in ____________.
______+_____ = a Singular, Negative Imperative.
______+ _____= a Plural, Negative Imperative.
The ______case of nouns is used with imperatives.
The __________ends in –re and is translated “_____” verb and is used to form the negative imperative.

2. FORMING IMPERATIVES
Imperatives form using the infinitive/2nd principle part of the verb – find the present stem!
INFINITIVES: portāre; docēre; trahere; capiō, capere; audīre
1st conj 2nd conj 3rd conj rd io th conj.
Sing. portā docē trahe cape audī
Pl. portāte docēte trahite* capite* audīte
**3rd conjugations verbs change their stem vowel of an –e to an –i in the plural imperative form**

3. IRREGULAR IMPERATIVES
“dic, dūc, fac, & fer should have an “e” but it’s not there!!!”
The singular imperative of the verbs, “dicere, dūcere, facere, and ferre”
(to say, to lead, to make/do, to bring/carry)
are formed without vowels and are thus irregular.