Present active

Question 1

Present indicative 1st

Answer 1

amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant

Question 2

Present indicative 2nd

Answer 2

habeo, habes, habet, habemus, habetis, habent

Question 3

Present indicative 3rd

Answer 3

dico, dicis, dicit, dicimus, dicitis, dicunt

Question 4

Present indicative 4th

Answer 4

audio, audis, audit, audimus, auditis, audiunt

Question 5

Present indicative 3/4 mixed

Answer 5

capio, capis, capit, capimus, capitis, capiunt

Question 6

Present participle endings (-ing)

Answer 6

amans (amant-)
habens (habent-)
dicens (dicent-)
audiens (audient-)
capiens (capient-)

Question 7

Present infinitive active

Answer 7

amare
habere
dicere
audire
capere

Question 8

Gerund ‘(the act of) -ing’

Answer 8

• a noun. contrast to a par. which is effectively an adjective

amand-um
habend-um
dicend-um
audiend-um
capiend-um

• put the words ‘the act (or action) of’ in front of the word that ends in -ing. This will always make sense of a kind before a gerund but will be meaningless before a participle.

Question 9

Present imperatives active

Answer 9

ama, amate
habe, habete
posce, poscite (dico has an irregular imp.)
audi, audite
cape, capite

Question 10

Present subjunctive 1st

Answer 10

amem, ames, amet, amemus, ametis, ament

Question 11

Present subjunctive 2nd

Answer 11

habeam, habeas, habeat, habeamus, hebeatis, hebeant

Question 12

Present subjunctive 3rd

Answer 12

dicam, dicas, dicat, dicamus, dicatis, dicant

Question 13

Present subjunctive 4th

Answer 13

audiam, audias, audiat, audiamus, audiatis, audiant

Question 14

Present subjunctive 3/4 mixed

Answer 14

capiam, capias, capiat, capiamus, capiatis, capiant