1st Conjugation
2nd person plural, present tense, active voice, indicate mood, of laudare.
laudatis
3rd person singular, active voice, indicative mood, perfect tense of monere
monuit
1st person singular, present tense, indicative mood, passive voice of ducere
ducor
2nd person singular, present tense, indicative mood of sequor
sequeris
3rd person singular, indicative mood, present tense of esse
est
1st person plural, active voice, imperfect tense, indicative mood of dare
dabamus
3rd person plural, active voice, indicative mood, pluperfect tense of respondere
responderant
2nd person plural, imperfect tense, passive voice, indicative mood of facere
faciebamini
1st person plural, imperfect tense, indicative mood of conari
conabamur
1st person plural, present tense, indicative mood of posse
possumus
3rd person singular, active voice, future tense of aedificare
aedificabit
2nd person singular, active voice, indicative mood, future perfect tense of habere
habueritis
3rd person singular, perfect tense, passive voice, indicative mood of ponere. (subject of verb is masculine)
positus est
3rd person singular, future tense, indicative mood of loqui
loquetur
2nd person plural, imperfect tense, indicative mood of ire
ibatis
2nd person singular, passive voice, indicative mood, imperfect tense of rogare
rogabaris
1st person singular, active voice, subjunctive mood of movere
moveam
2nd person singular, imperfect tense, passive voice, subjunctive mood of tango
tangereris
1st person plural, imperfect tense, subjunctive mood of hortari
hortaremur
2nd person singular, present tense, indicative mood of nolle
non vis
1st person plural, active voice, subjunctive mood, of pulsare
pulsemus
3rd person singular, passive voice, imperfect tense, subjunctive mood of docere.
doceretur
3rd person plural, pluperfect tense, passive voice, subjunctive mood of mittere (subject of verb is masculine)
missi essent
2nd person plural, perfect tense, subjunctive mood of polliceri (subject is masculine)
polliciti sitis
3rd person plural, imperfect tense, subjunctive mood of velle
vellent