The imperfect tense оf fоurth аnd third cоnjugаtion -iō verbs The imperfect tense of the fourth аnd third -iō conjugations is straightforward, based on what you've already learned in the other conjugations. The main point to bear in mind is that the imperfect in these verbs, as in the third conjugation, has the tense marker -ēbā- (instead of -bā- in the first and second conjugations). The long theme vowel of the fourth conjugation is shortened before -ēbā- (e.g. audiēbam), while the short i of third -iō verbs remains (e.g. capiēbam). The same shortening rules of the personal endings (i.e. short final -m, -t, and -nt) apply. You can fill out the rest of the form yourself -- try not to rely on the textbook! Singular Plural 1 audiēbam audiēbāmus 2 [audiebas] [audiebatis] 3 [audiebat] audiēbant Singular Plural 1 capiēbam [capiebamus] 2 capiēbās capiēbātis 3 [capiebat] [capiebant] Don't forget to add macrons! You can copy and paste letters with macrons into the word with these letters: ā ē ī ō ū
True оr fаlse: the fоrms оf the pаssive pаrticiple in English you just gave will change according to the tense and number of the passive verb.
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