Now we’re going to take a look at the endings for the first conjugation verbs in the present indicative passive:<\/p>\n
I : –or<\/strong><\/p>\n You (singular) : –\u0101ris<\/strong> or –re<\/strong><\/p>\n He\/She\/It : –\u0101tur<\/strong><\/p>\n We : –\u0101mur<\/strong><\/p>\n You (plural) : –\u0101mini<\/strong><\/p>\n They : –antur<\/strong><\/p>\n The conjugated forms for the Latin verb to bring<\/em>, to carry<\/em><\/p>\n I : portor<\/strong><\/p>\n You (singular) : port\u0101ris<\/strong><\/p>\n He\/She\/It : port\u0101tur<\/strong><\/p>\n We : port\u0101mur<\/strong><\/p>\n You (plural) : port\u0101mini<\/strong><\/p>\n They : portantur<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Now we’re going to take a look at the endings for the first conjugation verbs in the present indicative passive: I : –or You (singular) : –\u0101ris or –re He\/She\/It : –\u0101tur We : –\u0101mur You (plural) : –\u0101mini They : –antur The conjugated forms for the Latin verb to bring, to carry I…<\/p>\n