Question

Conjugate possum posse in present imperfect and future

Answer 1

The Latin verb "possum" (meaning "I am able" or "I can") is an irregular verb. Here’s the conjugation for "possum" in the present, imperfect, and future tenses:

### Present Tense
- **1st person singular:** possum (I can)
- **2nd person singular:** potes (you can)
- **3rd person singular:** potest (he/she/it can)
- **1st person plural:** possumus (we can)
- **2nd person plural:** potestis (you all can)
- **3rd person plural:** possunt (they can)

### Imperfect Tense
- **1st person singular:** poteram (I was able)
- **2nd person singular:** poteras (you were able)
- **3rd person singular:** poterat (he/she/it was able)
- **1st person plural:** poteramus (we were able)
- **2nd person plural:** poteratis (you all were able)
- **3rd person plural:** poterant (they were able)

### Future Tense
- **1st person singular:** potero (I will be able)
- **2nd person singular:** poteris (you will be able)
- **3rd person singular:** poterit (he/she/it will be able)
- **1st person plural:** poterimus (we will be able)
- **2nd person plural:** poteris (you all will be able)
- **3rd person plural:** poterunt (they will be able)

These are the conjugations of "possum" in the requested tenses. If you need further assistance or have additional questions, feel free to ask!