Latin will give brainliest if correct Conjugate in the perfect, pluperfect and future perfect, Latin and English. Use this format: (2 points)
singular plural
1st
2nd
3rd

doceo, docere, docui, doctus - teach

Perfect

Singular:

1st: docui (I taught)

2nd: docuisti (You taught)

3rd: docuit (he/she taught)

Plural:

1st: docuimus (we taught)

2nd: docuistis (you [pl.] taught)

3rd: docuerunt (they taught)

pluperfect

singular:

1st: docueram (I had taught)

2nd: docueras (you had taught)

3rd: docuerat (he/she had taught)

plural:

1st: docueramus (we had taught)

2nd: docueratis (you [pl.] had taught)

3rd: docuerant (they had taught)

future perfect:

singular:

1st: docuero (I will have taught)

2nd: docueris (you will have taught)

3rd: docuerit (he/she will have taught)

plural:

1st docuerimus (we will have taught)

2nd: docueritis (you [pl.] will have taught)

3rd: docuerint (they will have taught)

Explanation:

proper noun

explanation:

a proper noun is the name of a particular place, person, or thing. england and america are a proper noun because it is a particular place.

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