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What is the Latin word for 'I am' (singular/present tense)?
sum
What is the Latin word for 'you are' (singular/present tense)?
es
What is the Latin word for 'he, she, it is' (singular/present tense)?
est
What is the Latin word for 'we are' (plural/present tense)?
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What is the Latin word for 'I was' (singular/past tense)?
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What is the Latin word for 'I will be' (singular/future tense)?
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Study Notes
Present Tense Forms of "To be"
- "Sum" translates to "I am" in the singular present tense.
- "Es" is "you are" in singular present tense.
- "Est" means "he, she, it is" in singular present tense.
- "Sumus" translates to "we are" in plural present tense.
- "Estis" is "you are" in plural present tense.
- "Sunt" means "they are" in plural present tense.
Past Tense Forms of "To be"
- "Eram" translates to "I was" in singular past tense.
- "Eras" means "you were" in singular past tense.
- "Erat" is "he, she, it was" in singular past tense.
- "Eramus" translates to "we were" in plural past tense.
- "Eratis" is "you were" in plural past tense.
- "Erant" means "they were" in plural past tense.
Future Tense Forms of "To be"
- "Ero" translates to "I will be" in singular future tense.
- "Eris" means "you will be" in singular future tense.
- "Erit" represents "he, she, it will be" in singular future tense.
- "Erimus" translates to "we will be" in plural future tense.
- "Eritis" means "you will be" in plural future tense.
- "Erunt" signifies "they will be" in plural future tense.
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This quiz covers the different tense forms of the verb 'to be' in Latin, including present, past, and future tenses. Test your knowledge of the translations for each form in both singular and plural contexts. Ideal for students learning Latin grammar.
