Perfect Tense:

Describes an action that started in the past, and unlike imperfect tense, has ended in the past.

Ways to translate perfect tense are:

e.g. = verberavit

1. he beat

2. he has beaten

3. he did beat

To conjugate the perfect tense, take the third principal part of your verb, cut off the –i to find your stem, & add the perfect endings.

Verbero, verberare, verberavi, verberatus – to beat

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	Verberavi	Verberavimus
2^nd Person	Verberavisti	Verberavistis
3^rd Person	verberavit	verberaverunt

Terreo, terrere, terrui, territus – to frighten, to scare

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	terrui	terruimus
2^nd Person	terruisti	terruistis
3^rd Person	terruit	terruerunt

Mitto, mittere, misi, missus – to send

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	misi	misimus
2^nd Person	misisti	misistis
3^rd Person	misit	miserunt

Facio, facere, feci, factus – to do, to make

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	feci	fecimus
2^nd Person	fecisti	fecistis
3^rd Person	fecit	fecerunt

Audio, audire, audivi, auditus – to hear

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	audivi	audivimus
2^nd Person	audivisti	audivistis
3^rd Person	audivit	audiverunt

Irregular verbs do not have any rules, you just have to memorize and remember these conjugations.

Sum, esse, fui, futurus – to be

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	fui	fuimus
2^nd Person	fuisti	fuistis
3^rd Person	fuit	fuerunt

Possum, posse, posui, ~ - can, is able

	Singular	Plural
1^st Person	posui	posuimus
2^nd Person	posuisti	posuistis
3^rd Person	posuit	posuerunt