Color Coded Latin: A Teaching Method
by Kathleen Canning
© 2011
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- Preface
- Color Chart
- First Declension
- Second Declension
- Third Declension
- Fourth Declension
- Fifth Declension
- First Conjugation
- Second Conjugation
- Third Conjugation
- Fourth Conjugation
- Irregular Verbs
- Latin Sentences Using Declensions and Conjugations
- The Genitive Case
- The Dative Case
- Prepositional Phrases
- Pronouns
- Interrogative Pronouns
- Demonstrative Pronouns
- Subjunctive ARE Verbs
- Subjunctive Long ERE 2nd Conjugation Verbs
- Subjunctive ERE 3rd Conjugation Verbs
- Subjunctive I-Stem 3rd Conjugation Verbs
- Subjunctive IRE 4th Conjugation Verbs
Latin Present Subjunctive: ERE VERBS 3rd Conjugation
Learning how to form the Latin Subjunctive tenses is actually very easy. However, learning when to use the Latin Subjunctive can be very tricky. Going step by step and using the same colors used for (ARE-long ERE , ERE and IRE) you will see that by just shuffling a few letters around the formation of the Subjunctive tenses is simple. The colors will remain the same as they were when the verbs were in the Indicative mood.
Change the Indicative Mood:
Drop ere and add an (i) then add personal endings. Change i to u in the 3rd pl.= unt.
Change to the Subjunctive Mood for ERE 3rdConjugation verbs:
To form the present Subjunctive change the (i) to an (a).
It is actually that simple. To make it Passive just change to Passive personal endings.
Indicative long ERE | Subjunctive ERE |
Present Tense | Present Tense |
duco | ducam |
ducis | ducas |
ducit | ducat |
ducimus | ducamus |
ducitis | ducatis |
ducunt | ducant |
Active | Passive | Active | Passive |
---|---|---|---|
o | or | am | ar |
is | eris * no long mark | as | aris |
it | itur | at | atur |
imus | imur | amus | amur |
itis | imini | atis | amini |
unt | untur | ant | antur |
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