The English word 'amity' is a derivative of which Latin word?
amare
laborare
to work
Sing the First Conjugation Verb Present Tense Song
o, s, t, mus, tis, nt .... 1st conjugation present tense
This word names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
Geologists are puzzled by this phenomenon.
What particular part of speech is the word 'are'?
helping verb
The English word 'lupine' is a derivative of which Latin word?
lupus-wolf
ancilla, ancillae
Which declension?
maidservant
1st declension
Sing Noun Case Chant
Nom-Sub, Gen-Pos, Dat-IO, Acc-DO, Abl-OP
The definition of a verb with hand motions.
A word that shows an action (running), state of being (hands on hips), links two words together (linking fingers), or helps another verb (hands shaking).
Baskin-Robbins has my favorite flavor.
What kind of noun is the subject of this sentence?
Proper noun
The English word 'perambulator' is a derivative of which Latin word?
ambulare
filius, filii
Declension
son
2nd declension
Sing 1st Declension noun endings chart song
a, ae, ae, am, a singular 1st declension
ae, arum, is, as, is plural 1st declension
You CANNOT experience this type of noun with your five senses.
Abstract Noun
The man was running a marathon.
What tense is this?
Past progressive
The English word 'pugnacious' is a derivative of which Latin word?
pugnare
ludus, ludi
Declension & Gender
school, game, play
2nd declension, masculine
Sing 2nd Declension Noun Ending Chart Song
us, i, o, um, o singular 2nd declension
i, orum, is, os, is plural 2nd declension
The Russian embassy is located in Washington, DC.
In the sentence above, what SPECIFIC part of speech is the word 'Russian'?
Proper adjective
Name the 4 sentence purposes.
Declarative, Exclamatory, Imperative, Interrogative
The English word 'vigilant' is a derivative of which Latin word?
vigilare
vigilare
Translate: The girls delay the boys.
Puellae pueros tardant.
I am jogging to the store. What tense is this?
Present Progressive
Conjugate (list the verb with all its endings) the following: SPECTARE
specto, spectas, spectat, spectamus, spectatis, spectant