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9 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
First Person Singular
- o
Second Person Singular
-s
Third Person Singular
-t
First Person Plural
-mus
Second Person Plural
-tis
Third Person Plural
-nt
Second Person (always) Singular Imperative
(nothing)
Second Person (always) Plural Imperative
-te
Infinitive
-re

*Is independant of person