Imperfect tense (Sum & Possum)

Question 1

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
1st Singular:
1st Plural:

Answer 1

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
1st Singular: eram (I was)
1st Plural: eramus (we were)

Question 2

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
2nd Singular:
2nd Plural:

Answer 2

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
2nd Singular: eras (you were)
2nd Plural: eratis (y’all were)

Question 3

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
3rd Singular:
3rd Plural:

Answer 3

Sum (esse -fui -futurus)
3rd Singular: erat (he/she/it was)
3rd Plural: erant (they were)

Question 4

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
1st Singular:
1st Plural:

Answer 4

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
1st Singular: poteram (I was)
1st Plural: poterams (you were)

Question 5

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
2nd Singular:
2nd Plural:

Answer 5

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
2nd Singular: poteras (you were able)
2nd Plural: poteratis (y’all were able to)

Question 6

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
3rd Singular:
3rd Plural:

Answer 6

Possum (-posse -potui) = be able, can
3rd Singular: poterat (he/she/it was)
3rd Plural: poterant (they were)