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The future is easy to understand, and a bit tricky to form, since it has a different approach for first and second conjugation verbs from those of the third and fourth. This video covers the basic formation and translation of verbs in the future tense in Latin.
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The Future Perfect Tense is the least used tense in Latin, but it's meaning and formation are quite logical. This video covers the meaning and conjugation of this rather uncommon tense.
"Pluperfect" is a great pick up line: more than perfect. This video covers how Latin uses this "more than perfect" tense, what it looks like, and what exactly it means.
Latin's Perfect Tense is as regular as a high-fiber diet. This video investigates the way to form this tense, which is either a regular (simple) past tense (I ate), or a completed present (I have eaten). Once you know a verb's principal parts and the endings -ī, -istī, -it, -imus, -istis, -ērunt, the perfect is a breeze.
One of the most important and common of the tenses in Latin, the Imperfect Tense is more or less easy to recognize and form. This video covers its translation and formation so that any Latin student will be able to take a Latin verb and put it into the imperfect tense.
The vowel in Latin is the most important part of pronunciation. This video covers the difference between long and short vowels, along with diphthongs (everyone's favorite word).
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Everyone hates them, but you can't do the Latin verb without them - they are the principal parts. Sure, it seems like there is no pattern to these verbs, but there are some trends that carry across all verbs. Watch this video for more insight, but unfortunately there's no shortcut to just memorizing them for each verb until you get the hang of them. This video covers textbooks which have the fourth principal part as the accusative supine.
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What are tenses actually? This video covers the basic foundation of what makes up a tense, and relates it to the study of English and Latin.
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Seize the day and learn how to conjugate your Latin verb in the present tense. This video covers the present conjugation from start to finish for all conjugations.
We may not speak Latin anymore, but that doesn't mean we don't know how it's pronounced. This video covers consonants, which are mostly the same as our English ones, with just a few exceptions.
