1st, 2nd, and 3rd person singular Latin verbs

In arbore semper habito.

• I always live in a tree.

• You always live in a tree.

• She always lives in a tree.

Spectacula saepe specto.

• I often watch shows.

• You often watch shows.

• He often watches shows.

Musicam cotidie audio.

• I listen to music every day.

• You listen to music every day.

• He listens to music every day.

Musicam cotidie audis.

• You listen to music every day.

• I listen to music every day.

• He listens to music every day.

Musicam cotidie audit.

• You listen to music every day.

• I listen to music every day.

• He listens to music every day.

In arbore semper habitas.

• I always live in a tree.

• You always live in a tree.

• She always lives in a tree.

Spectacula saepe spectas.

• I often watch shows.

• You often watch shows.

• He often watches shows.

In arbore semper habitat.

• I always live in a tree.

• You always live in a tree.

• She always lives in a tree.

Spectacula saepe spectat.

• I often watch shows.

• You often watch shows.

• He often watches shows.

Amicos numquam video.

• I never see my friends.

• You never see friends.

• He never sees friends.