Remembering the Present Subjunctive

In a recent Latinteach discussion, teachers shared the following memory tricks for remember the signature vowels used for the present subjunctive (E, EA, A, and IA):

• shE wEArs A dIAmond...
• hE hEArs A pIAno...
• wE fEAr All lIArs...
• wE fEAr A lIAr... (used in Wheelock's Latin)
• lEt's bEAt thAt gIAnt... (used in Latin for Americans)
• lEt's EAt cAvIAr...
• wE EAt cAvIAr...
• wE fEAr A trIAl...
  
• wE bEAt All lIArs...
• hE chEAts A lIAr...
  
• wE bEAt A frIAr...
• shE rEAds A dIAry
• shE wEArs A tIAra...
• clEm StEAms ClAms in SIAm ...
• wE bEAt A gIAnt lIAr...(All the rest take into account the 3rd-io conjugation.)
• shE wEArs A dIAmond tIAra...
  
• shE wEArs A gIAnt dIAmond...
  
• lEt's bEAt thAt gIAnt gIAnt... (And these two are hortatory subjunctive sentences.)
  
• lEt's bEAt A lIAr, frIAr...