Prīmus, a, um
What is "first?"
Vidētis
What is "you (all) see?"
Spēs, speī
What is hope?
An adjective must agree with its noun in what three ways?
What is gender, number, case?
How many genders are there in Latin?
What is 3 (masculine, feminine, neuter)?
A verb must agree with its subject in what two ways?
What is number and person?
Brevis, e
What is "short?"
Laudāre
What is "to praise?"
Fidēs, fideī
What is faith, reliability?
What is the Genitive singular ending of 3rdvdeclension nouns?
What is -is?
All nouns naming individuals male person are what gender?
What is masculine (natural gender rule)?
How many Latin verb conjugations are there?
What is 4?
Plēnus, a, um
What is "full?"
Vēnit
What is "he/she/it came?"
Metus, metūs
What is "fear?"
In 3rd declension, what is the acronym to identify Neuter nouns?
What is LANCET?
What is the gender of 4th declension nouns?
What is (mostly) masculine?
How many principal parts does a verb typically have?
What is 4?
Facilis, e-
What is "easy?"
Fēcērunt
What is "they made?"
Rēs, reī
What is thing, affair?
In 3rd declension, what is the acronym to identify feminine nouns?
What is SOX?
What is the gender of 5th declension nouns?
What is (mostly) feminine?
Which principal part that tells you the conjugation a verb belongs to?
What is the 2nd principal part?
Angustus, a, um
What is "narrow?"
Posuērunt
What is "they put, they placed (pitched)"?
Exercitus, exericitūs
What is "army?"
In 3rd declension, what is the acronym to identify masculine nouns?
What is ERROR?
In Latin, what two cases can follow a preposition?
What is accusative and ablative?
The A-conjugation is another name for which Latin verb conjugation?
What is 1st conjugation?