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What does the word '-bo' signify?
What does '-bis' mean?
What does the word '-bit' signify?
What does the word '-bimus' signify?
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What does '-bunt' mean?
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What does the word '-am' signify?
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What does '-es' mean?
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What does the word '-iet' signify?
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What does '-iam' signify?
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What does the word 'lacrimabo' mean?
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What does the word 'sedebo' mean?
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What does the word 'vendam' mean?
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Study Notes
Future Tense Endings for Latin Verbs
- Future tense endings differ across conjugations in Latin.
- 1st and 2nd conjugation endings: -bo, -bis, -bit, -bimus, -bitis, -bunt.
- 3rd conjugation endings: -am, -es, -et, -emus, -etis, -ent.
- 3rd io/4th conjugation endings: -iam, -ies, -iet, -iemus, -ietis, -ient.
1st and 2nd Conjugation Endings
- -bo: I will (1st/2nd conjugation)
- -bis: you will (singular, 1st/2nd conjugation)
- -bit: he/she/it will (1st/2nd conjugation)
- -bimus: we will (1st/2nd conjugation)
- -bitis: you all will (1st/2nd conjugation)
- -bunt: they will (1st/2nd conjugation)
3rd Conjugation Endings
- -am: I will (3rd conjugation)
- -es: you will (3rd conjugation)
- -et: he/she/it will (3rd conjugation)
- -emus: we will (3rd conjugation)
- -etis: you all will (3rd conjugation)
- -ent: they will (3rd conjugation)
3rd io/4th Conjugation Endings
- -iam: I will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
- -ies: you will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
- -iet: he/she/it will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
- -iemus: we will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
- -ietis: you all will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
- -ient: they will (3rd io/4th conjugation)
Examples of Future Tense Verbs
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lacrimabo: I will cry
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lacrimabis: you will cry
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lacrimabit: he/she/it will cry
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lacrimabimus: we will cry
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lacrimabitis: you all will cry
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lacrimabunt: they will cry
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sedebo: I will sit
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sedebis: you will sit
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sedebit: he/she/it will sit
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sedebimus: we will sit
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sedebitis: you all will sit
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sedebunt: they will sit
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vendam: I will sell
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vendes: you will sell
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vendet: he/she/it will sell
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vendemus: we will sell
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vendetis: you all will sell
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vendent: they will sell
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faciam: I will make
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facies: you will make
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faciet: he/she/it will make
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faciemus: we will make
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facietis: you all will make
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facient: they will make
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audiam: I will hear
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audies: you will hear
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audiet: he/she/it will hear
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audiemus: we will hear
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audietis: you all will hear
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audient: they will hear
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Explore the future tense endings of Latin verbs with this set of flashcards. Each card provides a conjugation form along with its English meaning, helping you master the future tense for the 1st and 2nd conjugation. Perfect for students of Latin looking to strengthen their verb conjugation skills.
