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Present and Perfect Subjunctive Chapter 50. Present Subjunctive Active WE FEAR A LIAR 1 ST Conjugation -e portem portemus portes portetis portet portent.

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1 Present and Perfect Subjunctive Chapter 50

2 Present Subjunctive Active WE FEAR A LIAR 1 ST Conjugation -e portem portemus portes portetis portet portent

3 Present Subjunctive 2 nd Conjugation 2 nd Conjugation-ea moneam moneamus moneas moneatis moneat moneant

4 Present Subjunctive 3rd Conjugation 3rd Conjugation-a mittam mittamus mittas mittatis mittat mittant

5 Present Subjunctive 3 rd -io Conjugation 3 rd -io Conjugation-ia capiam capiamus capias capiatis capiat capiant

6 Present Subjunctive 4th Conjugation 4th Conjugation-ia puniam puniamus punias puniatis puniat puniant

7 Present Subjunctive Passive WE FEAR A LIAR – but with passive endings 1 ST Conjugation -e porter portemur porteris portemini portetur portentur

8 Present Subjunctive Passive 2 nd Conjugation 2 nd Conjugation-ea monear moneamur monearis moneamini moneatur moneantur

9 Present Subjunctive Passive 3rd Conjugation 3rd Conjugation-a mittar mittamur mittaris mittamini mittatur mittantur

10 3 rd -io Conjugation 3 rd -io Conjugation-ia capiar capiamur capiaris capiamini capiatur capiantur Present Subjunctive Passive

11 4th Conjugation 4th Conjugation-ia puniar puniamur puniaris puniamini puniatur puniantur

12 Deponent Verbs Deponent verbs conjugate in the present subjective like the present passive subjunctive. Deponent verbs conjugate in the present subjective like the present passive subjunctive. Pay attention to the conjugation of each verb. Pay attention to the conjugation of each verb. coner verearloquaringrediarexperiar

13 Present Subjunctive v. Future Indicative Note that the first singular future and the first singular present subjunctive in the 3 rd, 3 rd -io, and 4 th conjugations are the same. Context will tell you which tense it should be. Note that the first singular future and the first singular present subjunctive in the 3 rd, 3 rd -io, and 4 th conjugations are the same. Context will tell you which tense it should be.

14 Irregular Verbs sum, esse sum, esse simsimus sissitis sitsint possim, velim, nolim and malim also conjugate like sum, esse

15 Irregular Verbs - continued eo, ire eo, ire eam eamus eas eatis eat eant Feram and fiam conjugate in the same way

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