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Mastering Latin Future Tense Verb Conjugation with Comprehensive Charts

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Dive into the intricacies of forming the future tense in Latin with our detailed guide. Understand how to use the second principle part of verbs, and learn the rules for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 3rdio, and 4th conjugations. This resource provides clear charts that simplify the conjugation process, making it easy to grasp. Explore examples like "parabo" for "I shall prepare" and "mittam" for "I shall send," along with their corresponding forms for all subjects. Perfect for students looking to master Latin verbs!

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Mastering Latin Future Tense Verb Conjugation with Comprehensive Charts

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  1. The Future Tense BeccaPostoll

  2. The Chart!

  3. How to form the verb • Use the 2nd principle part of the verb (the infinitive) • For the 1st, 2nd, conjugation just drop the “re” • Add the endings

  4. More Charts!!!

  5. How it Translates • Parabo • I shall prepare • Parabis • You will prepare • Parabit • He will prepare • Parabimus • We shall prepare • Parabitis • You all will prepare • Parabunt • They will prepare

  6. WAIT!!!! • Where is 3rd, 3rdio, and 4th??? • There is an SEPARATE chart! • It’s easy I promise!!!

  7. The 3rd, 3rdio, and 4th Chart

  8. How to form the verb • Take the infinitive of the verb • For 3rdconjugation drop the “ere” • Add the endings • For 3rdio and 4thConjugation drop the “ire” • Add an “i” • Add the endings

  9. The Chart

  10. How it Translates • Mittam • I shall send • Mittes • You will send • Mittet • He will send • Mittemus • We will send • Mitteits • You all will send • Mittent • They will send

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