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avarorum puerorum
The greedy boys
voco
I call
The case which indicates the subject
Nominative
porta, portae
gate, entrance
hodie
today
agrum magnum
A large field
errant
They wander
The case which translates to "by, with, from.....the noun"
Ablative
sententia, sententiae
feeling, thought, opinion
de
down from, from; concerning, about
Filiae et filius
daughters and sons
si
if
Accusative case tells us this part of the sentence.
Direct Object
sine
without
ager, agri
field, farm
mea vita
my life
quid
what
The base of a noun is found by dropping the ending of which case?
genitive
meus, mea, meum
my
avarus, avara, avarum
greedy
populi non terremus
We do not frighten the people.
mones
you remind, advise
An adjective must agree with its noun's ______, ______ & _______
case, number & gender
vita, vitae
life
satiamus
we satisfy