Nouns and Adjectives
nominative singular, genitive singular, gender
Write the underlined word in Latin: The voice of the woman was heard throughout the house.
feminae
What is an imperative?
command
What are the two definitions of is, ea, id?
he/she/it (3rd person personal pronoun); this/that
How do we translate an infinitive?
to verb
How do we find the stem of a Latin noun?
genitive singular minus ending
Write the underlined word in Latin: That book was written by me.
mē
How do we determine what conjugation a verb belongs to?
infinitive ending (-āre, -ēre, -ere, -īre)
How does Latin form indirect statement?
accusative + infinitive
How do we find the present stem of a verb?
infinitive minus "re"
How do we determine what declension a Latin noun belongs to?
genitive singular ending (-ae, -ī, -is, -ūs, -ēī/eī
multōs annōs
Conjugate the Latin verb "to be." Also give its infinitive.
sum, es, est, sumus, estis, sunt (esse)
Recite all ten forms of the first person personal pronoun in Latin.
ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē; nōs, nostrum/nostrī, nōbīs, nōs, nōbīs
Name three uses of the ablative case.
What are the three degrees of adjectives?
positive, comparative, superlative
Write the underlined word in Latin: The boy said that the soldier was fighting in the street.
militem
What is a participle?
verbal adjective
Write in Latin: Marcus says that he sees the dog.
Marcus sē canem vidēre dicit.
Write the underlined word in Latin: I gave her a hug.
eī
What are two distinct ways of translating a superlative adjective?
"-er" (more) or "very"
Write in Latin: on that day
Conjugate the Latin verb meaning "to be able." Also give its infinitive.
possum, potes, potest, possumus, potestis, possunt (posse)
Rewrite using a dative of possession: Militēs gladiōs brevēs habent.
Militibus gladiī brevēs sunt.
Name the four Latin verbs whose singular imperatives "lose the 'e' that should be there."
duc, dic, fac, fer