Formae Verborum

Let's start easy. For each of the following pronouns, drag the correct Latin translation over. I've given you the first to start.

I: ego. / we: ​ (a)  

you:​ (b)   / y'all:​ (c)  

he, she, it:​ (d)   / they:​ (e)  

• nōs
• tū
• vōs
• is, ea, id
• eī, eae, ea

Now let's talk about endings. If ego does a verb, it ends in _.

The only exception to this rule about ego is if the verb is sum, in which case the ending is instead _.

What about if tu does a verb? It would end in _.

Is, ea and id all share the same ending, which is _.

Nos is where it gets interesting, because its longer ending is _.

Then there's vos, whose verbs all end in _.

And lastly, if any of ei, eae, and ea do a verb, that verb will end in _.

Order the following groups of endings according to their verb groups, or conjugations, as we call them in Latin. (Treat sum as the fifth conjugation.)

• ō

  ās

  at

  āmus

  ātis

  ant

• sum

  es

  est

  sumus

  estis

  sunt

• iō

  īs

  īt

  īmus

  ītis

  iunt

• eō

  ēs

  et

  ēmus

  ētis

  ent

• ō

  is

  it

  imus

  itis

  unt

Quid significat (= means) VOCĀS? (a)  

• you call
• I call
• he/she/it calls
• we call
• y'all call
• they call