Indicative

Most are conjugated identically to the corresponding indicative classes; indicative and subjunctive are distinguished by the fact that a verb in a given indicative class will usually belong to a different subjunctive class.

Imperfect indicative The imperfect indicative simply expresses an action in the past that was not completed.

Pluperfect indicative As with English, in Latin, the pluperfect indicative is used to assert an action that was completed before another (perfect).

Present indicative The most complex system is the present indicative, consisting of 12 classes, 8 thematic and 4 athematic, with distinct sets of thematic and athematic endings.

Present indicative The present indicative expresses general truths, facts, demands and desires.

According to him, “These efforts are indicative of the commitment of our personnel to continue to stand out in sporting activities while also making the NAF proud.

An unwieldy crowd of ministers is not indicative of national unity and progress.

At the time of his arrest on Tuesday, and through subsequent search warrants, PGPD Financial Crimes detectives recovered multiple pieces of evidence indicative of these scams to include more than $100,000 in counterfeit cash at his Florida home.

A University of Northern Colorado student was found dead in a residence hall on campus Tuesday, but the death is not indicative of a threat to the campus community according to university police and President Andy Feinstein.

But it’s the White House and media framing that is perhaps even more indicative of the utter catastrophe that is Bidenomics.

But these wins are less indicative of organic popularity than of a new front for the rightwing grievance machine, which increasingly uses purchasing power – boycotting, promotion, viral metrics – to make a point.

ChristenUnie wants to organize more and aims for an indicative number, while D66 insists that migrant workers are badly needed due to a shortage in the labor market.

Current chairman of the AMIN Americas Board and Co-CEO of Kansas City agency Signal Theory, Ali Mahaffy, said that the appointment of an APAC-based president was indicative of the importance of this region to the global economy.

Dan Waddell, a paralegal involved in pursuing cases against News Group, tells the BBC he believes these are indicative of phone hacking and other unlawful information gathering, including blagging private information to discover her pregnancy.

Earlier this year, actor Naseeruddin Shah stirred a minor controversy when he suggested that the portrayal of four terrorists as Muslims in his film A Wednesday might have been indicative of subconscious bigotry.

February data was also indicative of a renewed uptick in input buying, breaking the prior eight-month sequence of decline.

Finishes throughout the house are indicative of Gordon and Janice’s keen design eyes.

Forensic examinations carried out on the vehicle after the valeting found one indicative particle of potential cartridge discharge residue.

For VRTS though it has been very nice to see such solid AUM growth as that is indicative of a better consumer demand and market sentiment, so the risks currently seem limited and not sufficient to warrant anything but a buy case in my opinion.

From my perspective, it's indicative of nothing and that's something I've been writing for a long time.