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•vos— ——132 THE YEKB.—SECOND CONJUGATION, § 62monueratis, monuissent.—Docent, jubebat, jusserat, videret,videat, videbit, docueris, doce, docturus, jussurus, ^"sum, jussu,docens, &o.2. Translate the following into Latin, &c, as directed 190-2.—I have advised, I will advise, he may advise, I might advise,'he will have advised, they advise, they had advised, theymight have advised, thou hast advised, ye have advised, I did/advise, he was advising.—He teaches, they taught, we,hadordered, we would have ordered, I saw, I have seen, thou wiltsee, he may see, they would have ordered, &c.3. Translate according to the rules 190-3, 4. Dlcit (he says)me monere,—nos monuisse,—illos monere,—vos monituros!esse,—me moniturum fuisse. Dixit (he said) se monere,—nosvidere,—eum vidisse,—nos visuros esse,—me visurum esse,me visurum fuisse,—vos vidisse,—se docere,—nos docuisse,docturos esse,—illam [that she) visuram esse,— iliumdocturum esse, &c.4. As directed 190-3 and 5. He says that I advised ; hesaid that I advised,—that I had advised,—that I would advise.He says that T will advise,—that I w r ould have advised. Hesaid that he (se) saw,—had seen,—would see,—would haveseen. / advise that you should order. He says that I amadvising,—that we will order, &c.195.—§ 62. PASSIVE VOICE.INDICATIVE MOOD.Pres. Ind. Pres. Inf. Perf Part.Moneor, moneri, monitus, To he advised.Present Tense, am advised. 157-6.S. 1. Mon-eor, lam advised,2. Mon-eris, or -ere, Thou art advised,3. Mon-etur, He is advised;P. 1. Mon-emur, We are advised,2. Mon-emini, Ye are advised,3. Mon-entur, They are advised.