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If, as the immortal Ovid wrote, abeunt studia in mores ("earnest study passes into habit"), then meditor planto perficio ("practice makes perfect")!

This workbook, authored by the late professor Richard Prior, offers the practice necessary to master Latin verbs--regular or irregular--with their tenses. The verbs are presented in context in 21 units. With more than 190 exercises, you will build conjugation skills and learn when and why to use different word tenses--paving the way to building sentences.
Inside you will find:

193 exercises20-exercise review sectionA handy Glossary--Latin-English; English--Latin for quick reference

Practice Makes Perfect Latin Verb Tenses

Introduction 1 The Latin Verb System 2 The Present Indicative Active 3 The Imperfect Indicative Active 4 The Future Indicative Active 5 The Perfect Indicative Active 6 The Pluperfect and Future Perfect Indicative Active 7 The Passive Voice 8 Deponent Verbs 9 The Imperative Mood 10 Irregular Verbs 11 Participles 12 Gerunds, Gerundives, and Supines 13 Infinitives 14 Indirect Statement 15 The Subjunctive Mood 16 Independent Subjunctive Uses 17 Cum Clauses 18 Purpose Clauses and Indirect Commands 19 Result Clauses 20 Indirect Questions; Sequence of Tenses 21 Conditions 22 Review UnitLatin-English Glossary English-Latin Glossary Answer Key