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Present Active and Passive 1 st conugation Porto- I carry, do carry, am carrying Portas Portat Portamus Portatis Portant Portor- I am being carried Portaris.

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1 Present Active and Passive 1 st conugation Porto- I carry, do carry, am carrying Portas Portat Portamus Portatis Portant Portor- I am being carried Portaris Portatur Portamur Portamini Portantur

2 Imperfect Active and Passive 1 st conjugation Portabam - I was, used to, kept on carrying Portabas Portabat Portabamus Portabatis Portabant Portabar- I was being carried Portabaris Portabatur Portabamur Portabamini Portabantur

3 Future Active and Passive 1 st conjugation Portabo- I will carry Portabor- I will be carried PortabisPortaberis PortabitPortabitur PortabimusPortabimur PortabitisPortabimini PortabuntPortabuntur

4 Present-Monere- 2 nd conjugation MoneoMoneor MonesMoneris Monetmonetur MonemusMonemur MonetisMonemini MonentMonentur

5 Imperfect -Monere-2 nd conj MonebamMonebar MonebasMonebaris MonebatMonebatur MonebamusMonebamur MonebatisMonebamini MonebantMonebantur

6 Future -Monere- 2 nd conj MoneboMonebor MonebisMoneberis MonebitMonebitur MonebimusMonebimur MonebitisMonebimini MonebuntMonebuntur

7 Present- Petere- 3 rd conj PetoPetor PetisPeteris PetitPetitur PetimusPetimur PetitisPetimini Petunt Petuntur

8 Imperfect- Petere- 3 rd conjugation PetebamPetebar PetebasPetebaris PetebatPetebatur PetebamusPetebamur PetebatisPetebamini Petebant Petebantur

9 Future of Petere – 3 rd conj YOU DON’T KNOW IT YET!

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