Chapter 180Allen and Greenough's Latin GrammarDickinson CollegeChristopher Francese
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The following synopsis shows the forms of the verb arranged according to the three stems (§
164
).
Amō
, a regular verb of the first conjugation, is taken as a type.
PRINCIPAL PARTS:
Active
,
amō
,
amāre
,
amāvī
,
amātum
.
Passive
,
amor
,
amārī
,
amātus sum
.
PRESENT STEM
amā-
PERFECT STEM
amāv-
SUPINE STEM
amāt-ACTIVEPASSIVEPresent stem
,
amā-INDICATIVEPRES.
am
ō
am
o-rIMPERF.
am
ā-bam
am
ā-barFUT.
am
ā-bō
am
ā-borSUBJUNCTIVEPRES.
am
e-m
am
e-rIMPERF.
am
ā-rem
am
ā-rerIMPERATIVEPRES.
am
ā
am
ā-reFUT.
am
ā-tō
am
ā-torINFINITIVEPRES.
am
ā-re
am
ā-rīPARTICIPLEPRES.
am
ā-ns
GERUNDIVE
am
a-ndusGERUND
am
a-ndīPerfect stem
,
amāv-Supine stem
,
amāt-INDICATIVEPERF.
am
āv-ī
am
āt-us sumPLUPERF.
am
āv-eram
am
āt-us eramFUT. PERF.
am
āv-erō
am
āt-us erōSUBJUNCTIVEPERF.
am
āv-erim
am
āt-us simPLUPERF.
am
āv-issem
am
āt-us essemINFINITIVEPERF.
am
āv-isseSupine stem
,
amāt-INFINITIVEPERF.
am
āt-us esseFUT.
am
āt-ūrus esse
am
āt-um īrīPARTICIPLEFUT.
am
āt-ūrus
PERF.
am
āt-usSUPINE
am
āt-um
am
āt-ū