Colloquia Scholastica - Liber Secundus - Colloquium Primum

Persōnae:
S, T, V.
S.
Hic diēs nōbīs est fēriātus, et iam satis lūsimus.
T.
Satis, opīnor.
S.
Vultis ergō ut animī grātiā cōnferāmus dē studiīs nostrīs?
T.
Sānē mihi grātum fēcerīs.
V.
Mihi vērō grātissimum.
T.
Sed quid tractābimus?
S.
Tentēmus dēclīnāre aliquod verbum Latīnē simul et Anglicē.
V.
Incipe igitur, quī nōs prōvocāstī.
S.
Faciam, quandō ita placet vōbīs.
T.
Audiāmus.
S.
Indicātīvī modī praesēns tempus, Doceō, I teach: docēs, thou teachest: docet, he teacheth.
Pl.
Docēmus we teach: docētis, ye teach: docent, they teach.
T.
Praeteritum-imperfectum, Docēbam, I did teach: docēbās, thou didst teach: docēbat, he did teach.
Pl.
Docēbāmus, we did teach: docēbātis, ye did teach: docēbant, they did teach.
S.
Praeteritum-perfectum, Docuī, I have taught: docuistī, thou hast taught: docuit, he hath taught.
V.
Docuimus, we have taught: docuistis, ye have taught: docuērunt vel docuēre, they have taught.
S.
Aliter Anglicē, I have taught, thou hast taught, he hath taught, we have taught, ye have taught, they have taught.
T.
Praeteritum-plūsquam-perfectum.
S.
Docueram, I had taught: docuerās, thou hadst taught, etc. Sīc pergunt quātenus placet.
Librī prīmī fīnis.
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