Verb Conjugations

Latin verbs change their endings on the subject.

• 1st person singular: -o
• 2nd person singular: -is/-es
• 3rd person singular: -t
• infinitive form(to do): -re
  eg:

Subject	studere	scribere	legere	dormire	laborare	docere	videre
ego	studeo	scribo	lego	dormio	laboro	doceo	video
tu	studes	scribis	legis	dormis	laboras	doces	vides
(it)	studet	scribit	legit	dormit	laborat	docet	videt

Sentence Structure

Latin uses word endings to show that role a noun plays in a sentence. Object: -m
eg:

• Magistra discipulam docet.
• Poeta epistulam scribit.

Possession

To show ownership or relationships(“of”), Latin changes the ending to -ae.
eg:

• Discipulae magistra=Magistra discipulae
• Discipula epistulam magistrae scribit.

Adjectives and Noun-adjectives

eg:

• Longam epistulam scribo.
• Magistra magnam discipulam docet.
• Magistra magna discipulam docet.

Conjunctions and Adverbs

• et=and
• sed=but
• quod=because
• non = not
• qui=who
• nemo=no one