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.2.; ;140 THE VERB.—FOURTH CONJUGATION. § 68leget, legat, legerit, scripserit, scripsisse, scribitur, scrip tus est,scriptum iri, legi, legere, legisse, rexisse, lectus esse x legitor,rectus, regens, scripturus, scribendus, lectu, scribere, scripsere,legere. legere, legimini, capiunt, capiuntor, captus sum, capitur,capitor, ceperunt, ceperint, scriptum esse, rexi, regi, regain,regeret, &c.4. Translate the following into Latin, as directed 190-2,192-2.— I rule, I am ruled, he rules, they are ruled, they haveruled, they have been ruled, they will rule, he might rule,they might be ruled, we will read, he may have been taken,they will have been ruled, he might have written, to be ruled,rule thou, let him be ruled, they were writing, they mightwrite, to have written, to have read, to have ruled, to havetaken, they had written, had ruled, had read, had taken.203.—§ 68. FOURTH CONJUGATION.ACTIVE VOICE.Pres. Ind. Pres. Inf. Perf Lid. Supine.Audio, audire, audivi r auditurn, To hearINDICATIVE MOOD.Present Tense, hear, do hear, am hearing. 157.8. 1. Aud-io, I hear, do hear, am hearing,Aud-is, Thou hearest, dost hear, art hearing,3. Aud-it, He hears, does hear, is hearingP. 1. Aud-imus, We hear, do hear, are hearing,2. Aud-Itis, Ye hear, do hear, are hearing,3. Aud-iunt, They hear, do hear, are hearing.Imperfect, heard, did hear, was hearing. 159.S. 1 . Audi-ebam, / heard, did hear, was hearing,2. Audi-ebas, Thou heardst, didst hear, toast hearing,3. Audi-ebat, He heard, did hear, teas hearingP. 1. Audi-ebamus, We heard, did hear, were hearing,2. Audi-ebatis, Ye heard, did hear, were hearing,3. Audi-ebant, They heard, did hear, were hearing