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What are the passive present verb endings in latin?

Here are the passive present verb endings in Latin:

* -r (1st conjugation)

* -r (2nd conjugation)

* -r (3rd conjugation)

* -r (3rd conjugation, i-stem)

* -r (4th conjugation)

Example:

* amāri (to be loved) - 1st conjugation

* monērī (to be warned) - 2nd conjugation

* regī (to be ruled) - 3rd conjugation

* audīrī (to be heard) - 3rd conjugation, i-stem

* audīrī (to be heard) - 4th conjugation

Important Notes:

* These endings are the same for all singular and plural forms of the passive present tense.

* The personal pronouns (I, you, he/she/it, we, you all, they) are not included in the verb ending.

* You need to add the correct personal ending to the stem of the verb.

Examples:

* amāris (you are loved)

* monēmur (we are warned)

* regitur (he/she/it is ruled)

* audīrī (they are heard)

I hope this helps!

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