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Conjugation of Verbs.
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IV. By Lengthening the vowel of the Base.

V. (3rd Conj. only) with no change (except adding the inflexion ).

The Supine is formed by -tum, -ĭtum, or -sum, (more rarely) -ītum (3rd Conj.); -ētum (2nd Conj.).

In forming the Perfect and Supine n is often dropped from the base of the Verb. Other omissions of consonantal and modifications of vowel sounds will be observed in the examples.

§ 79. Examples:

Second Conjugation.

I. dŏcĕō dŏcŭī doctum dŏcēre teach
  dēlĕō dēlēvī dēlētum dēlēre blot out
II. ārdĕō ārsī ārsum ārdēre burn (intr.)
III. mordĕō mŏmordī morsum mordēre bite
IV. mŏvĕō mōvī mōtum mŏvēre move
V. (No examples).

Third Conjugation.

I. cōnsŭlō cōnsŭlŭī cōnsultum cōnsŭlĕre consult
pĕtō pĕtīvī pĕtītum pĕtĕre seek
II. claudō clausī clausum claudĕre shut
  fīgō fīxī fīxum fīgĕre fix
  fingō fīnxī fīctum fingĕre mould
  nūbō nūpsī nūptum nūbĕre marry (of a woman)
III. cădō cĕcĭdī cāsum cădĕre fall
  curro cŭcurrī cursum currĕre run
  părĭō pĕpĕrī partum părĕre bring forth
IV. lĕgō lēgī lēctum lĕgĕre choose
  făcĭō fēcī factum făcĕre make
  vincō vīcī victum vincĕre conquer
V. bĭbō bĭbī   bĭbĕre drink