So we know how to plural basic nouns now. What's next? Plural pronouns!

I, You, and he/she are all singular pronouns. 

The other set is plural pronouns: We, You (plural), and they.

The latin endings for these are as follows:

We= -mus
You (pl)= -tis
They= -nt

When it comes to conjugating (listing out every possible version of verb) verbs, we like to put things in a table. A table that is hard to make in a word doc. 

Let's do one with the word 'Necare' or 'To kill'

It goes like this:

                -Neca(re)-

       singular        plural

1st   Neco     Necamus

2nd   Necas    Necatis

3rd   Necat     Necant

(The numbers refer to the person- 1st person and so on) (you should know this from writing)

In this way, we can glance at our chart and know:

I kill, We kill, You kill, You all kill, He/She kills, They kill

Charts like this are quite important to latin as we get into various tenses and cases later on.

A sentences to try making, using what words you remember:

"We do not kill wolves."

And also to consider:

What is "They love?"

Try conjugating the verb 'Amat'

Next: MORE VERBS! Just new words so I can ask for harder sentences. And one very special verb family...