Latin II Irregular Verbs

In a magical language class, Isla and Liam are learning about verb groups. Can you help them identify which ending belongs to a 1st group verb?

• āre

• ēre

• ere

• īre

How do you recognize a 2nd group verb

• āre
• ēre
• ere
• īre

Imagine you're a language detective like William, Henry, and Aiden! How do you spot a sneaky 3rd group verb in Latin?

• āre

• ēre

• ere

• īre

How do you recognize a 4th group verb

• āre
• ēre
• ere
• īre

how do you get the present stem of a regular verb?

• drop the -O from the first form
• drop the RE from the second from
• drop the -I from the third form
• you just kind of figure it out

what is the perfect stem of the verb "sum esse fui futurus"

sum

es

Imagine Rohan and Aria are on a magical adventure. They come across a mysterious inscription that reads: "est". What could this mean in their language of discovery?

Imagine you're in a magical classroom with Rohan, Priya, and Maya. Suddenly, a mysterious voice asks, 'What does the Latin word sumus mean?'