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2nd pp ends in -re

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All four principle parts are used

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2nd principal part translates to: blank verbed

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Every 4th principle part ends in -us

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All principle parts end in the letter 'o'

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every fourth principle part ends in -us

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All principle parts contain the letter 'o'

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I noticed that the 4th principle part ends in -us

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All "we" forms of verbs have "m"s and passive uses either the 4th or second principal parts

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every 4th principal part ends in -us

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The 1st principal part ends with "o". All 4 principle parts are used.

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The two perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect end in verbed

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In both the active and passive voice they have the same endings for the conjugations

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All second, third and fourth principle part meanings, end with -ed

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Every first principle part ends up "O" in every conjugation.

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Both perfect pluperfect and future perfect end in verbed. (I have verbed , I had verbed, and I will have verbed).

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every passive principle part has an ending with -re

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The first principal part ends in "O"

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Every principle part ends with o

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Every first principal part ends in -o

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Every principal part ends with an -o and 2nd-4th principal part ends in -us

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The subjunctive active voice and active voice have the same principal parts while the subjunctive passive voice and passive voice also have the same principal parts

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every 1st principal part ends in -o, and every 4th principal part ends in -us

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When dealing with the 4th principle part you can either use a sum ending or eram ending.

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A pattern I noticed: every 1st principal part in each conjugation ends in o