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;Task: Create a script that can take a Latin verb and conjugate it, displaying in the following order: |
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;Task: Given the input: <b><i>"amare"</i></b>, output the following, each on its own line: |
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1st person singular |
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amo |
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2nd person singular |
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amas |
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3rd person singular |
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amat |
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1st person plural |
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amamus |
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2nd person plural |
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amatis |
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3rd person plural |
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amant |
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</pre> |
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* Each should be on its own line |
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* Have at lease one example from each of the 4 conjugations. |
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* Irregular verbs are not required. |
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* Translation into English is not required. |
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