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116 THE VERB.— SUM. § 54SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.Present Tense, may, or can.Sing-. 1. Sim, I may', or can be,2. Sis, Thou may st, or canst be3. Sit, He may, or can be;Plur. 1. Simus, We may, or can be,2. Sitis, Ye may, or ca>i &e,3. Sint, They may, or can be.Imperfect, might, could, would, or should.Sing. 1. Essem, I might, &c, 60,2. Esses, Thou mightst, &c, oe,3. Esset, Zfe might, &c, oe;PZwr. 1. Essemns, We might, &zq,., be,2. Essetis, Pe might, &c., 6e,3. Essent, 57^?/ might, &c, oe.Perfect, way Aave.$m#. 1. Fuerim, I may have been,2. Fueris, TAow mayst have been,3. Fuerit, .He ???c?y /icwe 6em;PZwr. 1. Fuermius, We may have been,2. Fueritis, Ye may have been,3. Fuerint, They may have been.Pluperfect, might, could, would, or should haviSing. 1. Fuissem, I might, &a, /*aw been,2. Fuisses, jTAow mightst, &a, Aai>e 6em3. Fuisset, i/e might, &c., Aave fovw;P/wr. 1. Fuissemus, IFe might, &c, Aewe oem,2. Fuissetis, J 7^ might, &c, Aave omi,3. Fuissent, They might, &c, /iave fotfw.IMPERATIVE MOOD.$>>z