Present Simple (Latin)

Mater: "Te videre ________ in novo tecto tuo."
Translation: "Mother: I am glad to see you in your new home."
(gaudeo-gaudere-gavisus sum) [2nd conjugation, 1st person singular present simple, to be glad]

Mater: "Ante dies octo nuptias vestras _________.

Translation: "Eight days ago, we celebrated your wedding."
(celebro-celebrare-celebravi-celebratum) [1st conjugation, 1st person plural, to celebrate]

Mater: "Nonne tibi _____ esse uxor Lucii Caecilii Longi?"

Translation: "Do you not like being the wife of Lucius Caecilius Longus?"
(placeo-placere-placui-placitum) [2nd conjugation, 3rd person singular present simple, to please]

Meus Lucius nec multam pecuniam _____ nec longum agmen servorum, sed valde me amat.
Translation: "My Lucius neither has much money nor a long procession of servants, but he loves me very much."
(habeo-habere-habui-habitum) [2nd conjugation, 3rd person singular present simple, to have]

Mater nova vita tibi ______.
Translation: "Mother, a new life begins for you."
(incipio-incipere-incepi-inceptum) [3rd conjugation, 3rd person singular present simple, to begin]

Amicae Corneliae gemmas pulchras ______.
Translation: "The friends showed beautiful gems to Cornelia."
(ostendo-ostendere-ostendi-ostentum) [3rd conjugation, 3rd person plural present simple, to show]

Eam tu ____ ad locum, ubi liberi ludebant.
Translation: "You lead her to the place where the children were playing."
(duco-ducere-duxi-ductum) [3rd conjugation, 2nd person singular present simple, to lead]

Misere ____ et magno clamore plangebant.
Translation: "They weep miserably and were lamenting with great clamor."
(lacrimo-lacrimare-lacrimavi-lacrimatum) [1st conjugation, 3rd person plural present simple, to weep]

Maritus tristis funus sollemne suae Fabiae ______.
Translation: "The sad husband arrange the solemn funeral for his Fabia."
(facio-facere-feci-factum) [3rd conjugation -io, 3rd person singular present simple, to make or do]

Vos vestes uxorum in rogum ______.
Translation: "You place the clothes of your wives on the pyre"
(impono-imponere-imposui-impositum) [3rd conjugation, 2nd person plural present simple, to place]