Filia Regis et Monstrum Horribile, Cap. II: Grammatica Nova

Fīlia Regis et Mōnstrum Horrībile: Venus Irāta

Tempus Futūrum

Open Ended

Spectāte et Scribīte:

sumit/sumēt, spectat/spectābit

Qualēs se differunt?

Tempus Futūrum

"Simple Future"

Tempus Futūrum

• Describing something that "will" or "shall" happen

• Is NOT "going to" - this expression doesn't exist in Latin

In Latīnā

• For Long ā and ē verbs:

• Uses -bi- ending or inflex

• Note exceptions in Egō and Iī/eae

In Latīnā

• For Short e and long ī verbs: becomes "ē" or "iē" instead

• Except for Egō dicam/audiam

• Tū dicēs/audiēs

• Is/Ea dicēt/audiēt

• Nōs dicēmus/audiēmus

• Vōs dicētis/audiētis

• Iī/Eae dicēnt/audiēnt

Futūrum: esse

• Egō ero

• Tū eris

• Is/Ea erit

• Nōs erimus

• Vōs eritis

• Iī/Eae erunt

Open Ended

Practicum

Transferēte: Dābimus

Open Ended

Practicum

Transferēte: Currēs

Open Ended

Quaestiō Ūltima:

In your own words, explain the main way to distinguish between present and future tenses.