Latein: gemischte Konjugation (konsonantische Konjugation mit i-Erweiterung)

The term "consonantal conjugation with i-extension" is also used in some Latin textbooks and grammars for the mixed conjugation. This conjugation is precisely the one that most students are least aware of in Latin. The good news: it only takes 5 minutes to understand the differences. The next piece of good news: many important and frequently occurring verbs, such as *capere*, *cupere*, and *accipere*, are conjugated according to this conjugation. Due to their frequency, studying and working with Latin provides many opportunities to review this topic of Latin grammar.