Assertion: auxiliary verb's form | /r/CapableOf | follow irregular pattern
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text: , , and are added to form the first-person singular and third-person singular and plural forms, respectively, and, with the exception of , which takes the normal third conjugation endings, the second conjugation endings , , and are added to the normal stem to form the second-person singular and first- and second-person plural forms, respectively ( , , , and use their long stems here, as usual): Some verbs in -ere that follow the regular pattern ( -ei, -esti, etc.) have an alternative form in -etti which follows the irregular pattern: credere : credetti (= credei ), credesti , credette (= credé ), credemmo , credeste ,