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Worksheets1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Conjugation verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
dicit
he/she/it says
you say
we talk
I say
The form "dicit" comes from the verb...
dico, dicāre
dico, dicīre
dico, dicēre
dico, dicere
audimus
we love
you hear
they listen
we listen, hear
The form "audimus" comes from the verb...
audio, audēre
audio, audīre
audo, audere
audio, audāre
tenent
we hold
I hold
to hold
they hold
The form "tenent" comes from the verb...
teneo, tenēre
tenio, tenīre
teno, tenāre
teno, tenere
aestimas
you all love
you regard
we esteem
they regard
The form "aestimas" comes from the verb...
aestimio, aestimīre
aestimo, aestimāre
aestimo, aestimēre
aestimio, aestimere
timeo, _______, timui, -- "to fear"
timīre
timēre
timāre
timere
laudo, _______, laudavi, laudatum "to praise"
laudīre
laudēre
laudāre
laudere
exspecto, _______, exspectavi, exspectatum "to wait"
exspectīre
exspectēre
exspectāre
exspectere
venio, _______, vēni, ventum "to come, go"
venīre
venēre
venāre
venere
1st Conjugation verbs have the following infinitive ending:
-āre
-ēre
-ere
-īre
2nd Conjugation verbs have the following infinitive ending:
-āre
-ēre
-ere
-īre
3rd Conjugation verbs have the following infinitive ending:
-āre
-ēre
-ere
-īre
4th Conjugation verbs have the following infinitive ending:
-āre
-ēre
-ere
-īre
to have
laudāre
habēre
dicere
audīre
to be feared
timērī
timī
tenērī
tenēre
to be heard
audīre
ambulārī
audirī
monēre
to carry
gerere
gerī
tenēre
habērī
