1. Subjunctive Forms
Carla Geiger
Latin II, III

2. Subjunctive, Active/Pass. Present tense
ē: 1st
ā: 2,3,4 Conjug.
r, ris, tur, mur, mini, ntur= passive endings
1st Conjugation
 passive
porter
In order to be carried
porteris
portetur
portemur
portemini
portentur
Subjects
1st
Conjugation  
Ego I
portem
In order to carry Tu
You
portes
Is/Ea/Id
He/She/it
portet
Nos We
portemus
Vos
You Pl.
portetis
Ei/Eae/Ea
They
portent
m, s, t, mus, tis,nt= active endings
WE BEAT A LIAR

3. Present Tense, 2nd , 3rd conj.
ē: 1st
ā: 2,3,4 Conjug.
R, RIS, TUR, MUR,
MINI, NTUR
Subjects
Second Active
2ndConj. Passive 
Ego I
docēam
docēar Tu
You
docēas
docēaris
Is/Ea/Id
He/She/it
docēat
docēatur
Nos We
docēamus
docēamur
Vos
You Pl.
docēatis
docēamini
Ei /Eae/ Ea
They
docēant
docēantur
In order to teach
In order to be taught
Subjects
Third
Active
Passive
Ego I
mittam
mittar Tu
You
mittas
mittaris
Is/Ea/Id
He/She/it
mittat
mittatur
Nos We
mittamus
mittamur
Vos
You Pl.
mittatis
mittamini
Ei /Eae/ Ea
They
mittant
mittantur
In order to send
In order to be sent

4. Present Tense, Active/Pass., 4th
audiēt: future=he will hear
audiat: subjunct.=that he may hear
4th Conjugation
 Passive
audiar
So that I am heard
audiaris
audiatur
audiamur
audiamini
audiantur
Subjects
Active 
4th
Conjugation  
Ego I
audiam
So that I hear Tu
You
audias
Is/Ea/Id
He/She/it
audiat
Nos We
audiamus
Vos
You Pl.
audiatis
Ei/Eae/Ea
They
audiant
BE: sim, sis, sit, simus, sitis, sint;
Volo: velim, velis, velit, velimus, velitis, velint

5. Subj. Perfect Tense, Active
3rd part of verb:= perfect stem+ eri
+ endings
audivit: perfect indicative=
portaverim
I have carried I 
docuerim
I have taught
portaveris
you have carried
you 
docueris
you have taught
portaverit
s/he has carried he
she/it 
docuerit
s/he has taught
portaverimus
we have carried
we 
docuerimus
we have taught
portaveritis
you have carried
 you
Pl. 
docueritis
you have taught
portaverint
they have carried
they 
docuerint
they have taught

6. Subj.Perfect Tense, Active
3rd part of verb:= perfect stem+ eri-
audivit: perfect indicative=
traxerim
I have pulled I 
audiverim
I have heard
traxeris
you have pulled
you 
audiveris
you have heard
traxerit
s/he has pulled he
she/it 
audiverit
s/he has heard
traxerimus
we have pulled
we 
audiverimus
we have heard
traxeritis
you have pulled
 you
Pl. 
audiveritis
traxerint
they have pulled
they 
audiverint
they have heard

7. EX: Perfect passive, 2nd conj.-same method for all conjugations
2 separate words in Latin; one is a be verb; one is a past participle
2nd Conjugation
doctus, docta,doctum
sim
I have been taught I
sis
you have been taught
You
sit
s/he has been taught
He/She/it
docti, doctae,docta
simus
we have been taught We
docti, doctae, docta
sitis
You Pl.
sint
they have been taught
They