Conjugate 'regō, regere' (to rule) in the present tense.
Conjugate 'dūcō, dūcere' (to lead) in the imperfect tense.
Conjugate 'mittō, mittere' (to send) in the future tense.
Hint: 3rd conjugation future uses -am, -ēs, -et (not -bō, -bis, -bit like 1st/2nd).
How does the 3rd conjugation future tense differ from the 1st and 2nd conjugation future?
Compare the present tense endings of all three conjugations: portō (1st), moneō (2nd), regō (3rd). What pattern do you see?
Identify the conjugation, person, number, and tense of 'mittēbāmus'.
How do you identify a verb as 3rd conjugation from its dictionary entry?
Translate: 'Rēx populum regit.'
Translate: 'Imperator mīlitēs in bellum dūcēbat.'
Conjugate 'scrībō, scrībere' (to write) in the present tense.
What person and number is 'regunt'?
Conjugate 'regō, regere' (to rule, 3rd conj.) in the imperfect tense, all persons.
Hint: 3rd conjugation imperfect inserts -ē- before the tense sign: -ēbā-.
Conjugate 'regō, regere' (to rule) in the future tense, all persons.
Hint: 3rd and 4th conjugation future is DIFFERENT from 1st/2nd: endings -am, -ēs, -et, -ēmus, -ētis, -ent (no -bō).
Conjugate 'mittō, mittere' (to send) in the imperfect tense, all persons.
Compare the future tense endings of 1st/2nd conjugation with 3rd/4th conjugation.
What form is 'regent'? Give person, number, tense, voice, and mood.
Hint: Do NOT confuse with present 'regunt' (they rule now).
Translate: 'Rex urbem reget.'
Translate: 'Magister librōs discipulīs mittet.'