I stem rules
The first and second form must have the same number of syllables
How do you form the future of a 3rd conjugation verb?
Find the stem (drop the "re) and add the endings m, s, t, mus, tis, nt. The first person singular and 3rd person plural are irregular
What Latin case does an appositive take?
whatever case the noun it modifies is in
How can you tell if a noun is feminine
It ends in s-o-x in the first form
Quid agis? means "How are you?" True or false?
True.
"Quid" typically means "what"; it's more of an idiomatic expression when used with the verb agere, to do, which makes it mean "how." So it literally means, "How is it going?""Quid agis?" is literally "What are you doing?" but is idiomatically used to mean "How are you doing?"
What is the second part of Rule B? The first part is that the first form must end in s, or x.
What letter does the present tense use in its stem? E or I?
I
What case is used for subjects and predicate nominatives
Nominative
How can you tell if a noun is masculine?
It ends in er-r-or in the first form
Bene means terrible.
False.
Bene=Well
What is the second part of Rule C for i-stems? The first part is that the first form must end in al, ar, or e
What two letters are the tense marker for the past tense?
"ba"
What case is used for possessives?
genitive
How can you tell if a noun is neuter?
It ends in l-a-n-c-e-t in the first form
Pessime means terrific!
False. It means terrible.
What i-stem word means "sea"?
mare, maris
Do the future and past tense like to keep the "e" in the stem?
Yes
What case is used for the direct object and object of some prepositions?
accusative
False.
It follows the natural gender rule.
Caesar denotes a masculine person, so it's masculine.
True
What i-stem word means "part"?
pars, partis
True
What case is used for by/with/from and the object of some prepositions?
ablative
Is pons, pontis feminine?
No. It's assigned a masculine gender.
Does Sum bene mean I am well?
Yes