Latin Nouns
Do the Third Declension; Subject Plural and Third Declension; Direct Object Plural end in the same ending?
Yes
What letter do Singular Verbs end in?
-T
Do Adjectives end in the same ending as Nouns?
-Yes
What ending do Infinitives end in?
-Re
Is the Second Declension Feminine, Masculine, or both?
Masculine
What letter do Plural Verbs end in?
-nt
Do Adjectives must agree with the nouns they describe in case, number, and gender?
-Yes
Are Infinitives verbs?
Identify the noun in the sentence:
(Marcus in viam currit.)
Marcus runs into the street.
Marcus
Identify the verb in the sentence:
In Pictura Est Cornelia
-Est
Find the Adjective in the sentence:
Leatus vir habet multas villas.
(The happy man has many villas.)
-Leatus
Identify the Infinitive in the sentence: Errare humanum est (To err is human)
Errare
What does the Second Declension Masculine; Direct Object Plural end in?
-os
Identify the verb in the sentence:
Cornelia non amat Sextus
(Cornelia dosen't like Sextus)
-amat
Identify the Adjective in the sentence:
In picturus est molestus Sextus
(In the picture is the annoying Sextus)
-molestus
Are Infinitives also Nouns?
No
What is the First Declension Feminine; Direct Object Singular Ending?
-Am
Identify the verb in the sentence:
Dum puellae sub arbore sedent
-sedent
Identify the Adjective in the sentence:
Subito statua in piscinam cadit.
(Suddenly, the statue falls into the fish pond.)
-Trick question, there is no adjectives in this sentence!
Find the Infinitive in the sentence:
Sextus, ubi lupus appropinquat, arborem ascendere vult.
ascendere