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[nightfalcawk]

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[Buddhist Kitten]

YAY!!

What shall we discuss? more Latin verbs?

[nightfalcawk]

Second conjugation: long "e" verbs.
doceo, doce're, docui, doctum.
You conjugate normally, but the third principal part is usually has a "u".

[Buddhist Kitten]

nightfalcawk said:

Second conjugation: long "e" verbs.
doceo, doce're, docui, doctum.
You conjugate normally, but the third principal part is usually has a "u".

what does 'doceo' mean?

[nightfalcawk]

It's the verb "to teach".

[Buddhist Kitten]

nightfalcawk said:

It's the verb "to teach".

Ooooh.

So these are like the 'a' conjugates things? If so, 'docet' would mean 'they teach'. Correct?

[nightfalcawk]

Chemical2010 said:

Ooooh.

So these are like the 'a' conjugates things? If so, 'docet' would mean 'they teach'. Correct?

That would be "docent"

[Buddhist Kitten]

nightfalcawk said:

That would be "docent"

Oh yeah. 'Docet' would be 'it teaches'.

I'm afraid I have to go eat food. You could leave me a continuation of this lesson or something. Bye!

[nightfalcawk]

Vale!

[colemanfrancisfan]

laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus--I praise

Present indicative
active passive
laudo laudamus laudor laudamur
laudas laudatis laudaris laudamini
laudat laudant laudatur laudantur

Imperfect indicative
active passive
laudabam laudabamus laudabar laudabamur
laudabas laudabatis laudabaris laudabamini
laudabat laudabant laudabatur laudabantur

Future indicative
active passive
laudabo laudabimus laudabor laudabimur
laudabis laudabitis laudaberis laudabimini
laudabit laudabunt laudabitur laudabuntur

Perfect indicative
active passive
laudavi laudavimus laudatus sum laudati sumus
laudavisti laudavistis laudatus es laudati estis
laudavit laudaverunt laudatus est laudati sunt

Pluperfect indicative
active passive
laudaveram laudaveramus laudatus eram laudati eramus
laudaveras laudaveratis laudatus eras laudati eratis
laudaverat laudaverant laudatus erat laudati erant

Future perfect indicative
active passive
laudavero laudaverimus laudatus ero laudati erimus
laudaveris laudaveritis laudatus eris laudati eritis
laudaverit laudaverint laudatus erit laudati erunt

Present subjunctive
active passive
laudem laudemus lauder laudemur
laudes laudetis lauderis laudemini
laudet laudent laudetur laudentur

Imperfect subjunctive
active passive
laudarem laudaremus laudarer laudaremur
laudares laudaretis laudareris laudaremini
laudaret laudarent laudaretur laudarentur

Perfect subjunctive
active passive
laudaverim laudaverimus laudatus sim laudati simus
laudaveris laudaveritis laudatus sis laudati sitis
laudaverit laudaverint laudatus sit laudati sint

Pluperfect subjunctive
active passive
laudavissem laudavissemus l... essem l... essemus
laudavisses laudavissetis l... esses l... essetis
laudavisset laudavissent l... esset l... essent

Present imperative
active passive
2s lauda laudare
2p laudate laudamini

future imperative
active passive
2s laudato laudator
3s laudato laudator
2p laudatote laudabimini
3p laudanto laudantor

Present infinitive
active passive
laudare laudari

Perfect infinitive
active passive
laudavisse laudatus esse

Future infinitive
active passive
laudaturus esse laudatum iri

Present participle active
laudans, laudantis

Perfect participle passive
laudatus

Future participle
active passive
laudaturus laudandus (aka the gerundive)

Gerund

nom. ______________
gen. laudandi
dat. laudando
acc. laudandum
abl. laudando

Supine
acc. laudatum
abl. laudatu

[colemanfrancisfan]

Dang, it messed up.

It goes active on the left side, singular on far left, plural on near left, and passive on right side, singular on near right and plural on far right.

[nightfalcawk]

Wow.

[colemanfrancisfan]

nightfalcawk said:

Wow.

lol, get used to it!

[nightfalcawk]

I knew it... but just wow, I have never conjugated anything so much.

[colemanfrancisfan]

Yeah, those are all the forms of that verb, all of them. I think it's 147 or something like that, never counted myself.