Grammar Time!
What case and number is eius? What type of word is it?
Demonstrative; gen. s.
Make the singular imperative for audio, audire
audi
Is Lucanus a good guard? Why or why not?
opinion!
senex, senis, m.: __________
old man
Write the following in Latin:
The witches of Larissa are everywhere!
Magae Larissae sunt ubique!
What kind of word is se? To what does “se” refer?
Magae in multa et varia animalia se convertunt.
Reflexive; magae
Tell the fish story for 3rd/3rd io/4th conj.
Present- O,I,U
Imperfect- EBA
Future- AEEEE
Estne corpus integrum per totam fabulam?
Ita, yes
dives, divitis: ___________
rich, wealthy
Write the following in Latin:
At night, Lucanus was terrified by a small voice.
Lucanus nocte a parva voce territus est.
Quae gens grammaticae est “rapide?”
Lucanus rapide oculos aperuit.
adverb
posse
Quamdiu Lucanus in conclave dormiebat?
Omnem noctem; all night!
Give 2 of the UNUS NAUTA adjectives
UNUS NAUTA
Write the following in Latin:
"Whose eyes are seen by Lucanus in the dark room?"
Cuius oculi a Lucano in obscura conclave videntur?
Lucanus advenerunt ad domum, quae est magna et splendida.
What type of word is this? What is the antecedent?
relative; domum
What type of verb is ingredi?
Estne via secreta per quam hoc animal potest ingredi?
complementary PASSIVE infinitive
Prudentilla
Which verbs mean "to think, know"? (There are at least two)
Cogito, puto, scio, intellego
Write the following question in Latin:
Which parts of the bodies will the witches steal/take for themselves?
Quas partes corporum magae sibi auferent/capient?
In medio foro vidit virum quendam in magno saxo stantem.
ablative of location/place
What type of word is lucentes?
From luceo, lucere, luxi, luctus- to shine
Oculi lucentes Lucanum spectaverunt.
participle; verbal adjective
Translate and answer in English!
Estne via secreta per quam hoc animal potest ingredi?
"Is there a secret path/way through which this animal is able to walk/approach?"
No
List the question words: who, what, when, where, why, how and whose?
quis, quid, ubi/quando, ubi/quo, cur, quomodo, cuius
Cur Lucanus magas timebat? ANSWER the question in Latin.
Open ended