LATIN VERBS.---ACTIVE VOICE.

I. INDICATIVE MOOD,

PRESENT TENSE,-Do.

Amo, to love-Moneo, to advise-Rego, to ruleAudio, to hear.

(Am)o, I do (Mon)eo, Ido-(Re) go, I do~(Aud)io, Ido,

as, thou dost

at, he doth

a,ato, love thou, or do thou love-e,eto -ge,gito,

et,ato, love he, or let him love

emus, love we, or let us love

eat,eto,-gat,gito,

-i,ito,

--iat,ito,

-eamus,gamus. -iamus,

ate,atote, love ye, or do ye love -ete,etote, gite,gitote,--ite,itote,

ent,anto, love they, or let them

love,

Present and Preterim- Amare, to love, Monere, to advise,

perfect Tense.

Preter. and Preter

pluperfect Tense.

{Regere, to Munire,

Regere, to rule,-Audire, to hear. Amavisse, to have loved,-Monuisse, to

Rexisse, to have ruled,

have advised,

divisse, to

have heard,

This is the only difference between the Preterperfect Tense (Potential Mood) and the Future, except that we use the words (should have). with the former, and (shall have) with the latter.

Future Tense.

Amandi, of loving,

Amando, in loving,

Monendi, Regendi, Audiendi, Monendo, Regendo, Audiendo, Amandum, to love, Monendum, Regendum, Audiendus

Active Amatum, to love, -Monitum,-Rectum,-Auditu Passive--Amatu, to be loved,-Monitu, Rectu, Auditu

Present Tense

XIV.-PARTICIPLES.

Amans, loving, Monens, Regens, Audiens Future in rus.-Amaturus, about to love, Moniturus, Rectu

FINIS.