irregular verbs Flashcards
first person present singular (I am)
sum
second person present singular (you are)
es
third person present singular (she is)
est
first person present plural (we are)
summus
second person present plural (y’all are)
estis
third person present plural (they are)
sunt
first person imperfect singular (I was)
eram
second person imperfect singular (you were)
eras
third person imperfect singular (she was)
erat
first person imperfect plural (we were)
eramus
second person imperfect plural (y’all were)
eratis
third person imperfect plural (they were)
erant
first person future singular (I will be)
ero
second person future singular (you will be)
eris
third person future singular (she will be)
erit
first person future plural (we will be)
erimus
second person future plural (y’all will be)
eritis
third person future plural (they will be)
erunt
first person present singular (I am able)
possum
second person present singular (you are able)
potes
third person present singular (she is able)
potest
first person present plural (we are able)
possumus
second person present plural (y’all are able)
potestis
third person present plural (they are able)
possunt
first person imperfect singular (I was able)
poteram
second-person imperfect singular (you were able)
poteras
third person imperfect singular (she was able)
poterat
first person imperfect plural (we were able)
poteramus
second person imperfect plural (y’all were able)
poteratis
third person imperfect plural (they were able)
poterant
first person future singular (I will be able)
potero
second person future singular (you will be able)
poteris
third person future singular (she will be able)
poterit
first person future plural (we will be able)
poterimus
second person future plural (y’all will be able)
poteritis
third person future plural (they will be able)
poterunt
what does “possum, posse, potui” always need
complimentary infinitive