Latin A2: Moneo, rego, audio: the other conjugations · Words

Latin verbs fall into four groups by their infinitive. -ere with a long e: moneo, mones, monet, monemus, monetis, monent. -ere with a short e: rego, regis, regit, regimus, regitis, regunt. -ire: audio, audis, audit, audimus, auditis, audiunt. The endings for “who” are the same as in amo: -o, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt.

• videre — to see
• habere — to have
• monere — to warn
• legere — to read
• scribere — to write
• regere — to rule
• audire — to hear
• venire — to come

• Quid legis? — What are you reading?
• Te non audio. — I can’t hear you.
• Rex populum regit. — The king rules the people.
• Multos libros habeo. — I have many books.