Latin conjugation of 'amare' (plural forms)
The grammar drill continues with the plural persons of 'to love'.
Written upside down in pen, this leaf carries on the conjugation of 'amare' with its plural persons. Neat columns run the first, second and third person plural through every tense and mood — present (amamus, amatis, amant), imperfect (amabamus), perfect (amavimus, with the variant amavere noted), pluperfect, future (amabimus), imperatives, and the subjunctives (amemus, amaremus, amaverimus, amavissemus). It completes the schoolroom drill begun on the facing pages.
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Plural conjugation of 'amare' across the tenses
The columns give the plural endings of 'amare' for every tense and mood: present amamus/amatis/amant, imperfect and perfect, future, imperatives, and the four subjunctives. The perfect third person is glossed with its alternative, 'amaverunt vel amavere'.