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1 eo, fero, fio, volo, nolo, malo
Irregular Verbs eo, fero, fio, volo, nolo, malo

2 Present Tense eo, ire, ii (or ivi), iturus: to go, to come
Singular Plural EO I go IS You go IT he/she/it goes IMUS we go ITIS You (pl.) go EUNT They go

3 Imperative (command) eo, ire, ii (or ivi), iturus: to go, to come
Singular Plural i! Go! ite! Go! (addressing more than 1 person)

4 Present Tense fero, ferre, tuli, latus: to bear, carry, bring
Singular Plural FERO I carry FERS You carry FERT he/she/it carries FERIMUS we carry FERTIS You (pl.) carry FERUNT They carry

5 Imperative (command) fero, ferre, tuli, latus: to bear, carry, bring
Plural Singular ferte! Carry! (addressing more than 1 person) fer! Carry!

6 Present Tense fio, fieri, ---, (factus): to become
Singular Plural FIO I become FIS You become FIT he/she/it becomes --- FIUNT They become

7 Imperative (command) fio, fieri, ---, (factus): to become
Plural Singular fite! become! (addressing more than 1 person) fi! become!

8 Present Tense volo, velle, volui, ---: want, wish, be willing
Singular Plural VOLO I want VIS You want VULT he/she/it wants VOLUMUS We want VULTIS Y’all want VOLUNT They want

9 Present Tense nolo, nolle, nolui, ---: not want/wish, be unwilling
Singular Plural NOLO I do not want NON VIS You do not want NON VULT he/she/it does not want NOLUMUS We do not want NON VULTIS Y’all do not want NOLUNT They do not want

10 Imperative (command) nolo, nolle, nolui, ---: not want/wish, be unwilling
Plural Singular nolite! Do not want! (addressing more than 1 person) noli! Do not want! Use noli/nolite with an infinitive (-re) to express a negative command (to forbid someone from doing something: Noli aquam portare: Don’t carry the water!

11 Present Tense malo, malle, malui, ---: prefer
Singular Plural MALO I prefer MAVIS You prefer MAVULT he/she/it prefers MALUMUS We prefer MAVULTIS Y’all prefer MALUNT They prefer

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