Properties of Verbs
A word in a sentence that shows action or being
What is "a verb"
In a vocabulary list or dictionary entry, any given Latin verb has 4 forms called its ________________.
What are "principal parts"
By choosing this prompt, you illustrated the meaning of this Latin verb (answer with the infinitive)
What is "optāre"
This is how you'd say 'hi' to one person in Latin
What is "salvē"
The English translation of "amās"
What is "You love"
The "number" property of a verb tells how many are performing the action, and can be classified as singular or _________.
What is "plural"
While you only need to know the first to look it up in the dictionary, a Latin verb has this many principal parts in all
What is "four"
The meaning of this Latin verb might be illustrated with a microphone or a music note (answer with the infinitive)
What is "cantāre"
The name of your "magister" for Literature, History, Personal Finance, etc.
Who is Mr./Coach West
The English translation of "Volant."
This property reveals who or what is performing the action, and can be classified as 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
What is "person"
The second principal part, ending in -re, is the _________ form.
What is "infinitive"
Roman gladiators in the Colosseum illustrated the meaning of this Latin verb (answer with the infinitive)
What is "pugnāre"
If a Roman time traveler asked you, "Quid est tibi nōmen?" they want to know this about you (answer in English)
What is "my name"
The English translation of "Et cantāmus et labōrāmus."
What is "We both sing and work."
This property of a verb reveals when the action occurs
What is "tense"
A _____________ is a group of verbs that share similar patterns for their endings.
What is "conjugation"
This Latin adverb is designed to grab your attention
What is "ecce"
Riley, Luke, Gabby, and Grey are just a few examples of this Latin word (hint: "disciple" is an English derivative)
The English translation of "Optō saltāre."
What is "I choose to dance"
The person and number of the following verb:
Cantat
What is "3rd person singular"
The missing verb in the following sequence of principal parts
amō, _________, amāvī, amātum
What is "amāre"
This is the only prompt where the English meaning of a certain Chapter 1 vocabulary word appears in the puzzle (give the Latin word).
What is "ubi"
"To study" in Latin is "studēre."
This response would be a good answer to the question "Ubi studētis."
What is "school" or "library"
The Latin translation of "I do not fight."
What is "Nōn pugnō"