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;ISO THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. § 6CSUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.Present Tense, may, or can advise. 171.S. 1. Mon-eam, I may, or can advise,2. Mon-eas, Thou mayst, or canst advise,3. Mon-eat, He may, or can advise ;P. 1. Mon-eamus, We may, or can advise,2. Mon-eatis, Pe may, or am advise,8. Mon-eant, T/z^y ???c?y, or ccm advise.Imperfect, might, could, would, or should advise. 172.& 1. Mon-erem, I might advise,2. Mon-eres, Thou mightst advise,3. Mon-eret, He might advise ;P. 1. Mon-eremus, TFe might advise,2. Mon-eret is, Fe might advise,3. Mon-erent, « TTiey might advise.Perfect, may have advised. 173.& 1. Monu-erim, I may have advised,2. Monu-eris, Thou mayst have advised,3. Monu-erit, He may have advised ;P. 1. Monu-erimus, We may have advised,2. Monu-eritis, Ye may have advised,3. Monu-erint, They may have advised.Pluperfect, might, could, would, or should have advised. 174.5. 1. Monu-issem, I might have advised,2. Monu-isses, Thou mightst have advised,3. Monu-isset, He might have advised.P. 1 . Monu-issemus, We might have advised,2. Monu-issetis, Ye might have advised,"3. Monu-issent, They might have advised.IMPERATIVE MOOD.6. 2. M6n-e, or -eto, Advise thou (149),3. Mon-eto, Let him advise ;P. 2. Mon-ete, or etote, Advise ye or you,3. Mon-ento, Let them advise.