4th Declension
Neuter Singular Endings
ū, ūs, ū, ū, ū
Plural endings for the 5th declension.
es, erum, ebus, es, ebus
Frango, frangere, fregi, fractus - to break
Give me the perfect 1st person singular form of this word.
fregi
Translate: Fidēs tremes.
You will shake trust(s)
Conjugate tremō, tremere, tremuī - to shake in the perfect tense.
Singular: tremui, tremuisti, tremuit,
Plural: tremuimus, tremuistis, tremuerunt
Translate: Sonitūs (sg.)
of the sound
of the faith
to/for the faith
tremō, tremere, tremuī - to shake
Give me the perfect tense second person singular of this word.
tremuisti
Translate: Rēs frangebat.
The thing was breaking.
or
He/she/it was breaking the things.
Conjugate frangō, frangere, fregī - to break in the perfect tense.
Singular: fregi, fregisti, fregi,
Plural: fregimus, fregistis, fregerunt
Translate: metuum
of the fears
Translate: fidebus (both options)
to/for the faiths, trust(s)
by/with/because/ the faiths, trust(s)
cedō, cedere, cessī - to yield (to)
Give me the future tense of the 1st person plural
cedemus
Translate: Rēs frangit.
He/she/it breaks the things.
or
The thing breaks.
What happened at the end of our last Major Translation (from last week)?
The young soldier dies
Translate: cornua
horns
Singular 5th declension endings
es, ei, ei, em, e
frangō, frangere, fregī - to break
Give me the 2nd person plural imperfect form
frangebatis
Translate: Fregī rem.
I broke the thing.
What was the name of that poem we heard rapped? (Misspellings will be judged by me, don't complain if I don't consider it close enough).
The Aeneid
Translate: Metibus (tell me both options)
by/with/because/from the fears
to/for the fears
Translation: rerum
of the things, matters, events, affairs, situations
tremō, tremere, tremuī - to shake
Give me the future 1st person plural
trememus
Translate: Rēs franges.
You will break things
What was the first official unit we covered in quarter 2?
Imperfect Verbs