Nouns/pronouns
When the second form of a noun ends in '-is,' what declension is that noun in?
Third Declension
The personal ending '-tis' shows what person and number?
Second person plural.
Adjectives must agree with the noun they modify in...
...gender, number, and case
What does indeclinable mean?
Doesn't take forms.
"The noble poet writes for the people."
Is noble an adjective of quality or an adjective of quantity?
Quality
How do you know if a second declension noun is neuter?
If its first form ends in -um
What does verb tense show?
Tense shows WHEN.
What are our two groups of adjectives that we've learned?
Adjectives of the 1st/2nd Declension
Adjectives of the 3rd Declension
Is an adverb an indeclinable?
Yes
"The army seeks glory and victory."
Name the direct object(s).
Finish the i-stem rule: Ends in -s or -x in the nominative first form and...
...has a stem that ends in two consonants.
What tense is this verb form:
"credet"
Future
Do these agree?
"regum nobilium"
YES
Is a verb an indeclinable?
No
"The clouds are dark."
What kind of verb is "are"?
Being verb
What is the gender of poeta, poetae?
Masculine
Parse this verb form:
"bibimus"
First person plural present.
Do these agree?
"flumen magnus"
NO
In the prepositional phrase, "towards the city," what case would city take?
Accusative
"The soldiers were seeking bread for themselves."
What part of the sentence is "themselves"?
Indirect object/Dative of purpose
In the sentence, "The king rules them," which word is the pronoun?
Them
Form "regere" so that it is past tense, third person singular.
regebat
Form "miles, militis" and "sanctus, a um" so that they are both masculine, dative, and plural.
militibus sanctis
What is the job of a conjunction?
To join words or ideas.
"Jesus is our savior."
What is savior in this sentence?
Predicate nominative