The New Latin Tutor, Or, Exercises in Etymology, Syntax and Prosody

FIRST CONJUGATION.

1. Thou concealest. 2. They cry. 3. I was building. 4. We were thinking. 5. They have carried. 6. Ye have begged. 7. She had pretended. 8. He had robbed. 9. I shall prepare. 10. Ye will approve.

1. I may sup. 2. Ye can hope. 3. He might honour. 4. He should conciliate. 5. He may have commanded. 6. We may have torn. 7. I should have nodded. 8. They might have wounded. 9. Thou wilt have called. 10. They will have devoured.

1. Let him deny. 2. Enter ye. 3. To think. 4. To be about to retard. 5. Affording. 6. About to swear.

1. Thou art accused. 2. Ye

are chastised. 3. We were call-
ed. 4. They were torn.
5. I
have been deprived. 6. They
have been routed. 7. He had
been overcome. 8. We had been
solicited. 9. Thou wilt be ap-
proved. 10. They will be saluted.

1. Thou canst be adorned. 2.
Ye may be marked out. 3. I
might be served. 4. They should
be committed. 5. She may have
been defrauded. 6. I may have
been delighted.
7. He might
have been loved. 8. Ye should
have been pacified. 9. He will
have been fined. 10. They will
have been renewed.

1. Celo. 2. Clamo. 3. Edifico. 4. Cogito. 5. 6. Oro. 7. Sim

Porto.

ŭlo.

Paro.

1. Cœno. 2. Spero. 3.
Honōro. 4. Concilio. 5.
Impero.
Nuto.
Voco.

6. Lanio. 7. 8. Vulnĕro. 9. 10. Voro.

1. Nego. 2. Intro. 3. Puto. 4. Tardo. 5. Suppedito. 6. Juro. 1. Accuso. 2. Castigo. 3. Appello. 4. Lacero. 5. Orbo. 6. Profligo. 7. Supero. 8. Sollicito. 9. Probo. 10. Saluto.

1. Orno. 3. Ministro.

2. Signo. 4. Mando.

5. Fraudo. 6. Delecto. 7. Amo. 8. Mitigo. 9. Mulcto. 10. Novo.

1. Ligo. 2. Dissipo. 3. Educo. 4. Irrito. 5. Onĕro. 6. Muto. 7.

1. Let him be bound. 2. Be ye scattered. 3. To be brought up. 4. To have been provoked. 5. To be about to be loaded. 6. Liběro. Changed. 7. To be liberated.

1. Thou admonishest. 2. I want. 3. Thou wast obeying. 4. He was favouring. 5. We have shone. 6. They have flourished. 7. He had displeased. 8. They had terrified. 9. I shall conceal. 10. We shall admonish.

1. I may languish. 2. He may hinder. 3. They might have. 4. We should show. 5. He may have exercised. 6. Ye may have restrained, 7. I should have had. 8. He should have concealed. 9. We shall have driven away. 10. Ye will have exercised.

1. Let him admonish. 2. Let them hinder.

3. To say. 4.
5. Having.

To have exhibited.
6. About to afford.
1. I am seen. 2. He was clip-
ped. 3. Ye have been terrified.
4. They had been taught. 5. We
shall be held. 6. Ye can be or-
dered. 7. We might be destroyed.
8. Thou mayest have been ad-
monished. 9. He should have been
prevented. 10. Ye will have been
admitted. 11. To have been terri-
fied. 12. Had. 13. To be taught.

1. Moneo. 2. Careo. 3. Pareo. 4. Studeo. 5. Splendeo. 6. Floreo. 7. Displiceo. 8. Terreo. 9. Sileo. 10. Moneo.

1. Langueo. 2. Prohibeo. 3. Habeo. 4. Exhibeo. 5. Exerceo. 6. Coërceo. 7. Habeo. 8. Sileo. 9. Arceo. 10. Exerceo.

1. Moneo. 2. Prohibeo. 3. Perhibeo. 4. Exhibeo. 5. Habeo. 6. Præbeo.

1. Video. 2. Tondeo. 3. Terreo. 4. Doceo. 5. Teneo. 6. Jubeo. 7. Deleo. 8. Moneo. 9. Prohibeo. 10. Adhibeo. 11. Terreo. 12. Habeo. 13. Doceo.

THIRD CONJUGATION.

1. Thou pullest. 2. They were shaking. 3. He has dug. 4. Ye had driven. 5. They will rule. 6. I can break. 7. We might touch. 8. He may have cut. 9. She might have read. 10. They will have said. 11. Place thou. 12. Let them disdain. 13. To have sung. 14. About to draw.

1. Thou art sent for. 2. He was

3. He has been carried. 4.

1. Rapio. 2. Quatio. 3. Fodio. 4. Ago. 5. Rego. 6. Frango. Tango. 8. Scindo. 9. Lego. 10. Dico. 11. Pono. 12. Sperno. 13. Cano. 14. Traho.

1. Arcesso. 2. Mitto. 3. Gero. 4. Duco. 5.

I had been led. 5. He will be hurt. 6. Thou mayest be overcome. 7. They might be taken. 8. He may have been allured. 9. We might have been joined. 10. They will have been directed. 11. Be thou placed. 12. To be despised. 13. To have been turned. 14. Forsaken.

pio.
go.

Lædo. 6. Vinco. 7. Ca8. Allicio. 9. Jun10. Dirigo. 11. Po12. Contemno. 13. Flecto. 14. Relinquo.

no.

FOURTH CONJUGATION.

1. Thou strikest. 2. I was drawing out. 3. He has raged. 4. Ye had fortified. 5. They will bind. 6. He can clothe. 7. They might ratify. 8. We may have known. 9. Ye might have softened. 10. They will have slept. 11. Hinder thou. 12. To have served. 13. Clothing.

1. He is instructed. 2. Thou wast nourished. 3. He has been punished. 4. I had been ensnared. 5. We will be clothed. 6. Thou mayest be upheld. 7. He may have been bound. 8. They might have been guarded. They will have been fortified. 10. Be ye served. 11. To have been clothed. 12. To be polished.

1. Ferio. 2. Haurio. 3. Sævio. 4. Munio. 5. Vincio. 6. Amicio. 7. Sancio. 8. Scio. 9. Mollio. 10. Dormio. 11. Impedio. 12. Servio. 13. Vestio.

1. Erudio. 2. Nutrio. 3. Punio. 4. Irretio. Amicio. 6. Fulcio. 7. Vincio. 8. Custodio. 9. Munio. 10. Servio. 11. Vestio. 12. Polio.

MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES IN ALL THE CONJUGATIONS.

1. They have prepared. 2. I have given. 3. He has been sent. 4. They will teach. 5. They are fortified. 6.Allaying. 7.He has winked. 8.We shall fly. 9. To have sneezed. 10. Ye may take. 11. They might fall. 12. Thou wast striking. 13. He had been conquered. 14. We may be said. 15. You have favoured. 16. To sharpen.

1. Paro'. 2. Do'. 3.
4. Doceo2. 5.

Mitto3.
Munio1.
Conniveo2.
9. Sternuo3.
11. Ruo3.

13. Vinco3.
15. Faveo2.

6. Sedo1. 7.

8. Fugio3.

10. Capio3. 12. Ferio1.

14. Dico3.

16. Acuo3.

1. Watch thou. 2. He will have sought. 3. He has plucked. 4. Let them keep. 5. They had bound. 6. We might clothe. 7. They might have perceived. Be ye admonished. 9. Thou wilt hope. 10. He laments. 11. They were fighting. 12. They were named. 13. To pacify. 14. To be hindered. 15. To have lived. 16. To have been slain. 17. He has fallen. 18. He has cut. 19. We had broken. 20. Ye will paint.

1. He has risen. 2. They will rule. 3. Ye might have joined. 4. To cover. 5. About to beat. 6. I have learned. 7. They will divide. 8. They will be injured. 9. He was going. 10. About to know. 11. We show. 12. He has roused. 13. We advise. 14. They have grown up. 15. They will see. 16. They will change. 17. They will take. 18. They will nourish. 19. I might taste. 20. I might order. 21. I might close. 22. I might come. 23. To bark. 24. To terrify. 25. To play. 26. To draw out.

Vestio1.

8. Moneo2.

DEPONENT, IRREGULAR AND OTHER VERBS.

1. Thou flatterest. 2. They have denied. 3. They will beseech. 4. They may encourage. 5. They may have been in danger. 6. We e may boast. 7. To promise. 8. He has returned: 9. He had defended. 10. Ruling. 11. About to assist. 12. They may embrace. 13. He was dividing. 14. We had attempted. 15. They flatter. 16. We might have laid waste. 17. We shall feast. 18. To accuse. 19. To deserve. 20. To return. 21. To draw lots.

1. About to die. 2. We had revenged. 3. They will think. 4. I have pitied. 5. We shall have suffered. 6. Complaining. 7. He has confessed. 8. He has acknowledged. 9. Ye will follow. 10. They may forget. 11. They might use. 12. To try. 13. Ye may be angry. 14. We might feed. 15. He had gotten. 16. Rising. 17. We have endeavoured. 18. To begin. 19. Having waited. 20. Having gone. 21. Having enjoyed. 22. Having measured. 23. Let them follow. 24. Let him use. 25. He may pity. 26. Ye may remember. 27. To be spoken. 28. To melt. 29. About to devise.

1. He might do good. 2. Thou mayest be able. 3. I was going. 4. He can. 5. They cannot. 6. They will be willing. 7. Ye are unwilling. 8. Ye may be more willing. 9. They might bring. 10. We become. 11. Thou art brought. 12. To have been more

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