Latin Verb Conjugation

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Verb Conjugations

Portare (to carry)
- Present tense: porto (I carry), portas (you carry), portat (he/she/it carries), portamus (we carry), portatis (you pl. carry), portant (they carry)
- Imperfect tense: portabam (I was carrying), portabas (you were carrying), portabat (he/she/it was carrying), portabamus (we were carrying), portabatis (you pl. were carrying), portabant (they were carrying)
- Perfect tense: portavi (I have carried), portavisti (you have carried), portavit (he/she/it has carried), portavimus (we have carried), portavistis (you pl. have carried), portaverunt (they have carried)
- Pluperfect tense: portaveram (I had carried), portaveras (you had carried), portaverat (he/she/it had carried), portaveramus (we had carried), portaveratis (you pl. had carried), portaverant (they had carried)

More Verb Conjugations

Docere (to teach)
- Present tense: doceo (I teach), doceis (you teach), docet (he/she/it teaches), docemus (we teach), docetis (you pl. teach), docent (they teach)
- Imperfect tense: docebam (I was teaching), docebas (you were teaching), docebat (he/she/it was teaching), docebamus (we were teaching), docebatis (you pl. were teaching), docebant (they were teaching)
- Perfect tense: docui (I have taught), docuisti (you have taught), docuit (he/she/it has taught), docuimus (we have taught), docuistis (you pl. have taught), docuerunt (they have taught)
- Pluperfect tense: docueram (I had taught), docueras (you had taught), docuerat (he/she/it had taught), docueramus (we had taught), docueratis (you pl. had taught), docuerant (they had taught)

Even More Verb Conjugations

Trahere (to drag)
- Present tense: traho (I drag), trahis (you drag), trahit (he/she/it drags), trahimus (we drag), trahitis (you pl. drag), trahunt (they drag)
- Imperfect tense: trahabam (I was dragging), trahabas (you were dragging), trahabat (he/she/it was dragging), trahabamus (we were dragging), trahabatis (you pl. were dragging), trahabant (they were dragging)
- Perfect tense: traxi (I have dragged), traxisti (you have dragged), traxit (he/she/it has dragged), traximus (we have dragged), traxistis (you pl. have dragged), traxerunt (they have dragged)
- Pluperfect tense: traxeram (I had dragged), traxeras (you had dragged), traxerat (he/she/it had dragged), traxeramus (we had dragged), traxeratis (you pl. had dragged), traxerant (they had dragged)

Final Verb Conjugations

Audire (to hear)
- Present tense: audio (I hear), audis (you hear), audit (he/she/it hears), audimus (we hear), auditis (you pl. hear), audiunt (they hear)
- Imperfect tense: audiebam (I was hearing), audiebas (you were hearing), audiebat (he/she/it was hearing), audiebamus (we were hearing), audiebatis (you pl. were hearing), audiebant (they were hearing)
- Perfect tense: audivi (I have heard), audivisti (you have heard), audivit (he/she/it has heard), audivimus (we have heard), audivistis (you pl. have heard), audiverunt (they have heard)
- Pluperfect tense: audiveram (I had heard), audiveras (you had heard), audiverat (he/she/it had heard), audiveramus (we had heard), audiveratis (you pl. had heard), audiverant (they had heard)

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Practice conjugating Latin verbs in different tenses, including present, imperfect, and perfect. Identify the correct verb forms for various subjects and actions. Improve your Latin language skills with this quiz!