To adore
adorare
To guard, help
servare
To swim
natare
To overcome, surpass
Superare
In choro recitemus.
Let us recite together.
Latin verb families are called __________
Conjugations.
The infinitive of every 1st conjugation verbs ends in _____.
-Are
What is the stem vowel for every 1st conjugation verb?
A.
Eratis
You all were
Vocabo
I will call
To desire, wish
To help
To tempt
temptare
To beg, pray
orare
Civis Romanus sum.
I am a Roman citizen.
Latin is a language of _________ and _________.
Stems, endings
How many words are necessary to make a sentence in Latin?
One.
In English, I call is the ___________ present.
Erimus
We will be
Vocabatis
You all were calling
To err, wander
errare
To judge, consider
judicare
To walk
ambulare
To carry
Portare
Stabat mater.
The mother was standing.
Present, imperfect, future.
The 'to be' verb shows _____________, not __________.
What is the part of the word that doesn't change called?
The stem.
Sunt
They are
Vocamus (in emphatic present)
We do call
dare
To plow
arare
To work
Laborare
To fight
pugnare
In umbra, igitur, pugnabimus.
Then we will fight in the shade.
The forms that provide the stems needed to conjugate a verb in all its tenses are____________
principal parts
Give the English forms of the 'to be' verb.
Am, are, is, was, were, be, being, been
In English, I do call is the _______________ present.
Emphatic
Erit
H/s/i will be
Vocant (in progressive present)
They are calling
To greet
To stand
To wash
Lavare
To sail
navigare
Magistra Frost optima magistra est!
Mrs. Frost is the best teacher!
What is the name of the second principal part?
Infinitive.
In English, I am calling is the ______________ present.
progressive
What are the six attributes of a Latin verb?
Conjugation, person, tense, number, voice, and mood.
What are the first two principal parts of the 'to be' verb in Latin?
Sum, esse
What are the first two principal parts of the "to call" verb in Latin?
Voco, vocare