conjugation

Question 1

Imperfect active indicative

Answer 1

conjugation - visible -ba- sign throughout all verbs

Question 2

future active indicative

Answer 2

Meaning - I shall…. rule etc

1st and second conjugation - distinctive -bi- sign in-between the vowel and the personal ending

third and fourth conjugation - the bi sign disappeared and there is an -a- in the nom singular and an -e- elsewhere, with the same personal endings as the first and second conjugation

Question 3

perfect active indicative

Answer 3

for all conjugations, adds the I, isti, it and imus, mini, nter onto the stem of the verb

Question 4

pluperfect active indicative

Answer 4

Meaning, I had loved = amaveram

The pluperfect tense is sometimes called the past perfect because it refers to an action completed in the past .
The pluperfect is formed by adding -era- + the regular endings ( -m , -s , -t , -mus , -tis , -nt ) to the perfect stem .
Many students remember these forms as a combination of the perfect stem + the imperfect of sum

eram, eras, erat

Question 5

future perfect active indicative

Answer 5

ero, eris, erit

Perfect stem + ero….
Meaning - I shall have ….

The future perfect tense ( which is rarely used in English ) refers to an action completed in the future . It is formed by adding -eri- ( -er- in the first sg . ) + the present endings ( -0 , -s , -t , -mus , -tis , -nt ) to the perfect stem . Except in the third plural form , these endings are identical to the future of sum