Verb-itizers
Conjugate sum, esse
sum, es, est
sumus, estis, sunt
What use of the Dative is the bolded word?
ancilla coquo respondit.
indirect object
Complementary infinitives: (circle all that apply.)
a. often appear alongside “volo,” “nolo,” or “possum.”
b. are the subject of the sentence.
c. complement other verbs in the sentence.
d. often appear alongside “est.”
e. are translated “to ____________.”
a,c,e
Which infinitive use is it?
Salvius wanted to inspect the farm.
Complementary
What are the three degrees in adjectives?
positive, comparative, superlative
cenam parate!
Turn the verb 'parate!' into a 3rd person, plural, perfect, active, indicative verb.
paraverunt
Give the plural, imperative of clamo, clamare, clamavi
clamate!
Which word in the sentence fragment is Dative?
agricola ei respondit,
ei
The plural imperative form of the singular imperative verb ‘duce!’ is: (which one?)
a. ducere
b. ducite!
c. ducete!
d. ducīte!
e. ducate!
b. ducite!
Which infinitive use is it?
ego familiam meam servare volo.
Complementary
What degree is the adjective?
aegris, aegris - ill
positive
What use of the infinitive do we see in this famous line of poetry from Horace? Translate!
Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori.
Subject infinitive
Conjugate possum.
possum, potes, potest
possumus, potestis, possunt
Which word in the sentence is Dative?
ego Britannis non credo...
Britannis
Translate!
hoc cubiculum quam iste cubiculum elegantior est.
This bedroom is more attractive than that bedroom.
Which infinitive use is it, and how do you know?
nonne novam domum aedificare potes?
complementary, subject is 'you', possum clues us in that it is complementary
Give the superlative form and translation of:
aegris, aegris - ill
aegrissimus = bravest, most brave
Give the infinitive of the following verb.
dormio, _________?, dormivi
dormire
What use of the dative is the bolded word?
pater Pompeianis non credit.
dative of SPECIAL VERB!
credo takes the dative for its direct object.
Translate!
quam elegantissimum est hoc cubiculum!
This bedroom is as elegant as possible!
Which infinitive use is it? How do you know?
difficile est mihi Pompeianum garum parare.
Subject
The Latin for: "sicker dog", in the Accusative case
aegriorem canem
Give the singular imperative of clamo, clamare, clamavi
clama!
What use of the Dative is the bolded word?
non decorum est mihi eum vexare.
Dative of Reference
quam inelegans est hoc cubiculum!
How unattractive is this bedroom!
Which infinitive use is it?
sed garum bonum parare non possum.
Complementary Infinitive
What is the superlative form and translation of magnus (meaning 'big'). Hint: It is irregular!
maximus! - best
Conjugate nolo
nolo, non vis, non vult
nolumus, non vultis, nolunt
What use of the Dative is the bolded word?
ego tibi id parare possum.
Dative of Indirect Object
Conjugate volo.
volo, vis, vult
volumus, vultis, volunt
Which Infinitive use almost always goes with Dative of Reference?
Subject
The Latin for "the sickest students"
aegrissimi discipuli