Verbs
The fancy word for verb 'families.'
What is conjugation?
the fancy word for Latin noun 'families.'
What is declension?
The two simple questions a prepositional phrases might answer.
What are 'where?' and 'when?'.
The three ways a Latin adjective must 'agree' with the noun it is modifying.
What are gender, case and number?
The english translation of:
do, dare, dedi, datum
What is 'to give'?
Verbs who's infinitive ends in -are are members of this.
What is 1st conjugation?
The number of principal parts for a Latin noun.
What is two?
The place to look for the object of a preposition in a Latin sentence.
What is after or following the preposition?
The noun declension from which a Latin adjective whose principal parts end in anything other than '-us, -a, -um' gets its endings.
What is 3rd?
The Latin words for the sun and the moon.
What are luna and sol?
The verb tense of laudabamus.
What is the Imperfect tense?
This noun case, the singular of which is given as the second principal part, denotes possession.
What is the Genitive?
The two noun cases used to indicate the object of a preposition.
What are Ablative and Accusative?
Since 'altus, alta, altum' means 'tall,'
'altissimus, altissima, altissimum' means this.
What is 'very tall' or 'tallest'?
The 3rd principal part of sum, esse. _____, futurus.
What is 'fui'?
In English, verbs in the continuing aspect end in these letters.
What is -ing?
The subject noun is most often found at or near this part of a Latin sentence.
What is the beginning?
The correct form of the Latin preposition meaning 'out of' if its object is the word 'urbe'.
What is 'ex'?
The endings '-e' or '-iter' are added to a Latin adjective to turn it into an adverb in the same way that these letters or added to similarly transform an English adjective.
What are '-ly'?
The four principal parts of the Latin verb meaning 'to love.'
What are amo, amare, amavi, amatum (amatus)?
The second principal part of a Latin verb provides the base for this system of verbs.
What is the present system?
Nouns whose second principal part
ends in the letter '-i.'
What is the 2nd declension?
The proper translation of 'in' if it is followed by a noun in the Ablative.
What is 'in' or 'on'?
With the exception of those referring to size or quantity, Latin adjectives are generally found here, relative to the noun they are modifying.
What is after or following?
The Latin words for mother, father, brother and sister.
What are mater, pater, frater, and soror?