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;;148 THE VERB.—FOUBTH CONJUGATION. § 68Imperfect, might, could, would, or should hear. 172S. 1. Aud-irem, I might hear,2. Aud-ires, Thou mightst hear,3. Aud-iret, He might hearP. 1. Aud-iremus, We might hear, *2. Aud-iretis, Ye might hear,3. Aud-irent, They might hear.Perfect, may have heard. 173.S. 1. Audiv-erim, I may have heard,2. Audiv-eris, Thou mayst have heard,3. Audiv-erit, He may have heard;P. 1. Audiv-erimus, We may have heard,2. Audiv-eritis, Ye may have heard,3. Audiv-erint, They may have heard.Pluperfect, might, could, would, or should hear. 174.S. 1. Audiv-issem, I might have heard,2. Audiv-isses, Thou mightst have heard,3. Audiv-isset, He might have heard;P. 1. Audiv-issemus, We might have heard,2. Audiv-issetis, Ye might have heard,3. Audiv-issent, They might have heard.IMPERATIVE MOOD.S. 2.3.P. 2.3.Aud-i, or -Ito,Aud-ito,Aud-Ite, or -itote,Aud-iunto,Hear thou (149),Let him hearHear ye, or you, *Let them hear.-INFINITIVE MOOD.Pres. Aud-Ire,Perf. Audiv-isse,Fut. Esse auditurus,F.-Perf. Fuisse auditurus,To hear (178-180),To have heard,To be about to hear,To have been about to hear.PARTICIPLES.Pres.Fut.Audiens,Aud-iturus, a, um,Hearing,About to hear.