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iubeo

I order

leges

you read

licet

he/she/it is allowed

mittimus

we send

movetis

y'all move

ostendunt

they show

petebam

I was attacking

placebas

you were pleasing

ponebat

he/she/it was placing

putabamus

we were thinking

quaerebatis

y'all were seeking

relinquebant

they were releasing

scivi

I knew

scripsisti

you wrote

sedit

he/she/it sat

stetimus

we stood

fuistis

y'all were

fuerunt

they were