Page 2: Special Cases and Present/Imperfect Tense
This page explores special noun cases ending in -er and the formation of present and imperfect tense verbs. The declinazione in italiano equivalent patterns are shown for comparison.
Definition: Nouns ending in -er follow special patterns while maintaining their basic second declension structure.
Example: "Puer" boy and "vir" man demonstrate special case patterns for -er ending nouns.
Highlight: The present tense of "sum" tobe and its imperfect forms are crucial for basic Latin construction.
Vocabulary: Active voice endings −m,−s,−t,−mus,−tis,−nt contrast with passive endings −r,−ris,−tur.