[*] 203.
Eō,
go.
1 PRINCIPAL PARTS:
eō
,
īre
,
iī (
īvī
),
ĭtum
|
INDICATIVE |
SUBJUNCTIVE |
| PRESENT |
eō, īs, it |
eam, eās, eat |
|
īmus, ītis, eunt
|
eāmus, eātis, eant
|
| IMPERFECT |
ībam, ībās, ībat
|
īrem,
īrēs, īret
|
|
ībāmus,
ībātis,
ībant
|
īrēmus,
īrētis,
īrent
|
| FUTURE |
ībō,
ībis, ībit
|
|
ībimus, ībitis, ībunt
|
| PERFECT |
iī (īvī） |
ierim (īverim） |
| PLUPERFECT |
ieram (īveram） |
īssem (īvissem） |
| FUTURE PERFECT |
ierō (īverō） |
[*] a.
The compounds
adeō,
approach,
ineō,
enter, and some others, are
tran sitive. They are inflected as follows in the passive:—
Thus inflected, the forms of
eō
are used impersonally in the third person singular of the
passive: as,
itum est
(§ 208.
d). The infinitive
īrī
is used with the supine in
-um to make the
future infinitive passive (§ 193. N.). The verb
vēneō,
be sold (i.e.
vēnum eō,
go
to sale), has also several forms in the passive.
[*] b.
In the perfect system of
eō
the forms with
v are very rare in the simple
verb and unusual in the compounds.
[*] c.
ii before
s is regularly contracted to
ī: as,
īsse
.
[*] d.
The compound
ambiō is inflected regularly like a
verb of the fourth conjugation. But it has also
ambībat
in the imperfect indicative.
[*] e.
Prō with
eō
retains its original
d: as,
prōdeō,
prōdīs
,
prōdit
.
