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- "Triginta olivas velit."
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No; the verb forms used when "he" or "she" is the subject are identical.
Either the context will tell you, or there will be a noun or pronoun to indicate whether it's a he or a she.
(In the perfect passive tenses, which are formed by combining a participle with the verb "to be," gender can be distinguished:
for example, "He was sent" would be Missus est , whereas "She was sent" would be Missa est (using the perfect passive participle of the verb "to send" : mittō, mittere, mīsī, missus ).