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;J§ 60 THE VERB.—SECOND CONJUGATION. 12Imperfect, advised, did advise, was advising, 159.S. 1. Mon-ebam, I advised,2. Mon-ebas, Thou advisedst,3. Mon-ebat, He advised;P. 1. Mon-ebamus, We advised,2. Mon-ebatis, Ye advised,3. Mon-ebant, They advised.Perfect Def., have advised; Indef., advised, did advise. 16S. 1. Monu-i, I have advised,2. Monu-isti, Thou hast advised,3. Monu-it, He has advised;P. 1. Monu-imus, We have advised,2. Monu-istis, Ye have advised,3. Monu-erunt, or -ere, They have advised.Pluperfect, had advised. 165.S. 1. Monu-eram, I had advised.2. Monu-eras, Thou hadst advised,3. Monu-erat, He had advisedP. 1. Monu-eramus, We had advised,2. Monu-eratis, Ye had advised,3. Monu-erant, They had advised.Future, shall, or will advise. 167.S. 1. Mon-ebo, I shall, ov will advise,2. Mon-ebis, Thou sha.lt, or wilt advise3. Mon-ebit, He shall, or will advise;P. 1. Mon-ebimus, We shall, or will advise,2. Mon-ebitis, Ye shall, or will advise,3. Mon-ebunt, They shall, or will adviseFuture-Perfect, shall, or will have advised. 168.& 1. Monu-ero, I shall, or m# have advhed,2. Monu-eris, jTAcw shalt, or wift Aai>e advisee3. Monu-erit, iife s/*a^, or will have advised;P. 1. Monu-erimus, We shall, ov will have advised2. Monu-eritis, Ye shall, or m7Z Aaz^ advised,3. Monu-erint, TTby sAa/Z, or ivill have advisee7*