Latin Mixed (a.k.a 3rd-io; a.k.a. 3/4) Conjugation Explained | Present Active Indicative

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Latin Grammar: Mixed (3rd-io) Conjugation Verbs – Present Active Indicative

The 3rd-io conjugation can look confusing at first, as you think ‘is it 3rd or 4th?’ The answer is a little of both! These verbs blend patterns from each group, and once you learn their rhythm, you’ll recognise them instantly.

In this lesson, I’ll show yo:
What makes a verb part of the 3rd-io or “mixed” conjugation
How in the present tense it looks identical to the 4th conjugation
The full set of present active indicative endings
Clear examples like capio, capis, capit (“to take”)
Practice words to get you translations straight away

By the end, you’ll be able to recognise, form, and translate mixed (3rd-io) verbs confidently in the present tense — and you’ll understand exactly how they fit between the 3rd and 4th conjugations.

🔎 Keywords we’ll cover: Latin 3rd-io conjugation, Latin mixed conjugation verbs, Latin present tense verbs, Latin verb endings, capio, facio, Latin verbs, Latin grammar for beginners, learn Latin verbs, Latin active voice.

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