1. Latin Verb Endings
By Benjamin Rasmussen

2. Present Singular: o, s, t Plural: mus, tis, nt
Translation: Happening in the present
Use 2nd Principal Part (infinitive)
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take parare, drop the -are, and add the ending

3. Imperfect Singular: bam, bas, bat Plural: bamus, batis, bant
Translation: Happening in the past
Use 2nd Principal Part (infinitive)
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take parare, drop the -are and add the ending

4. Perfect 1st/2nd conjugation: Singular: i, isti it
Plural: imus, istis, erunt
3rd/4th conjugation:
Singular: ero, eris, erit
Plural: erimus, eritis, erint

5. Perfect tense (continued)
Translation: Happened in the past
Use 3nd Principal Part
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take paravi, drop the I, and add the ending.

6. Future 1st/2nd Conjugation: Singular: bo, bis bit
Plural: bimus, bitis, bunt
3rd/4th Conjugation:
Singular: am, es, et
Plural: emus, etis, ent

7. Future tense (continued)
Translation: will, shall, going to
Use 3rd Principal Part
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take paravi, drop the I, and add the ending

8. Pluperfect Singular: eram, eras, erat Plural: eramus, eratis, erant
Translation: Action happening before another action in the future
Use 3rd Principal Part
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take paravi, drop the I, and add the ending

9. Future Perfect Singular: ero, eris, erit Plural: erimus, eritis, erint
Translation: Will have happened in the future
Use 3rd Principal Part
Example: paro, parare, paravi, paratus
Take paravi, drop the I, and add the ending

10. Finis