Irregular Verbs
Ibam
Imperfect, active, indicative, 1st, sing
Visus
having been seen
Rogabas quam pulchra esset illa urbs.
You were asking how beautiful that city was.
Habeamus
Present active subjunctive 1st person plural
Mavis
present, active, indicative, 2nd, sing
parans
preparing
Achillēs, iuvenis fortissimus, pugnāre et occīdī vult.
Achilles, the strongest youth, wishes to fights and be killed.
iungant
present active subjunctive 3rd plural
Non vult
Present, active, indicative, 3rd sing
Auditurus
About to hear
Milites nostros acriores quam hostes esse credo.
I believe that our soldiers are more fierce than the enemies.
Paratus eramus
Pluperfect passive indicative 1st person plural
Tuleram
Pluperfect, active, indicative, 1st, singular
amans
loving
Pauperes (the poor) creduntur esse misoriores quam divites.
The poor are believed to be more miserable than the rich.
Audires
Imperfect passive subjunctive 2nd person singular
Eat
Present, active, subjunctive, 3rd sing
Vocata
Having been called
Cibum manibus tangere nōlentēs, Sinēnses (a name) bracteātīs paxillīs (golden pin) ūtēbantur.
Not wishing to touch food with his hands, Sinenses was using a golden pin.
Possis
Present active subjunctive 2nd person singular