Nouns
The nominative case is for
What is the subject of a sentence?
The three ways an adjective must match its noun
What are gender, number, and case?
The definition for "singular" and "plural" in relation to verbs
What is one person doing an action or multiple people doing an action?
Participles are verbs that are treated like
What are adjectives?
Puella in horto sedet.
The genitive case is for:
What is possession?
The three degrees an adjective can be
What are positive, comparative, and superlative?
The definition for "active" and "passive"
What is "pronouns replace nouns"
Femina, qui est prope mare, est laeta.
The dative case is for:
The endings for comparative adjectives
What are -ior and -ius?
The number of conjugations in Latin
What is four?
The two cases prepositions can take
What are accusative and ablative?
Milites pugnans fortior est quam milites currens.
The fighting soldier is braver than the fleeing soldier
The accusative case is for:
What is the direct object?
The most common endings for superlative adjectives
What are -issimus/a/um?
The conjugation that has vowel changes
What is third conjugation?
Viri, dum uxores liberosque complectuntor, nollum hostes timent.
The men, when they hold their wives and children, fear no enemies.
The ablative case is for:
What are means, manner, and separation?
An example of an irregular adjective
What are (any one is acceptable):
- Bonus
- Malus
- Magnus
- Parvus
- Multus
- Multi
The passive present tense endings
What are r, ris, tur, mur, mini, ntur?
An example of a verb that needs a complimentary infinitive
What are volo, nolo, or possum?
Rex sapiens dicere vult ducem stultissimum esse.
The wise king wants to say that the general is most stupid.