First Person Singular Present Tense Ending
-o
Second Person Singular Present Tense Ending
-s
Third Person Singular Present Tense Ending
-t
First Person Plural Present Tense Ending
-mus
Second Person Plural Present Tense Ending
-tis
Third Person Plural Present Tense Ending
-nt
First Person Singular Future Tense Ending
-bo
Second Person Singular Future Tense Ending
-bis
Third Person Singular Future Tense Ending
-bit
First Person Plural Future Tense Ending
-bimus
Second Person Plural Future Tense Ending
-bitis
Third Person Plural Future Tense Ending
-bunt
First Person Singular Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-i
Second Person Singular Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-isti
Third Person Singular Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-it
First Person Plural Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-imus
Second Person Plural Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-istis
Third Person Plural Perfect/Past Tense Ending
-erunt
Perfect Tense Stem
In the perfect tense, you use the 3rd principal part of the verb as the 1st person singular in the conjugation.
First Conjugation Imperative Singular Ending
-a
Second Conjugation Imperative Singular Ending
-e
Third Conjugation Imperative Singular Ending
-e
Third (-io) Conjugation Imperative Singular Ending
-e
Fourth Conjugation Imperative Singular Ending
-i
First Conjugation Imperative Plural Ending
-ate
Second Conjugation Imperative Plural Ending
-ete
Third Conjugation Imperative Plural Ending
-ite
Third (-io) Conjugation Imperative Plural Ending
-ite
Fourth Conjugation Imperative Plural Ending
-ite
First Conjugation: ex; amo, amare, amavi, amatus
First 2 Principle Parts: -o, -are
Stem: -a
Second Conjugation: ex; doceo, docere, docui, doctus
First 2 Principle Parts: -eo, -ere
Stem: -e
Third Conjugation: ex; pono, ponere, posui, positus
First 2 Principle Parts: -o, -ere
Stem: -i (-u when in past tense)
Third (-io) Conjugation: ex; capio, capere, cepi, captus
First 2 Principle Parts: -io, -ere
Stem: -i
Fourth Conjugation: ex; munio, munire, munivi, munitus
First 2 Principle Parts: -io, -ire
Stem: -i