The verb "sum, esse, fui" is a Latin verb that means "to be." Here are its conjugations in the present, imperfect, and future tenses:
Present Tense:
- 1st Person Singular: sum (I am)
- 2nd Person Singular: es (you are)
- 3rd Person Singular: est (he/she/it is)
- 1st Person Plural: sumus (we are)
- 2nd Person Plural: estis (you all are)
- 3rd Person Plural: sunt (they are)
Imperfect Tense:
- 1st Person Singular: eram (I was)
- 2nd Person Singular: erās (you were)
- 3rd Person Singular: erat (he/she/it was)
- 1st Person Plural: erāmus (we were)
- 2nd Person Plural: erātis (you all were)
- 3rd Person Plural: erant (they were)
Future Tense:
- 1st Person Singular: erō (I will be)
- 2nd Person Singular: eris (you will be)
- 3rd Person Singular: erit (he/she/it will be)
- 1st Person Plural: erimus (we will be)
- 2nd Person Plural: eritis (you all will be)
- 3rd Person Plural: erunt (they will be)
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