Verbs
Declension
Case
Vocabulary
Tense
100
This is a first person singular ending.
What is the -o ending?
100
This is the nominative singular ending for the first declension.
What is -a?
100
This case is used by the subject.
What is the nominative?
100
Slave.
What is servus?
100
This is the tense of the verb in the following sentence: "She walked down the street."
What is the perfect tense?
200
This verb ends in -re.
What is an infinitive?
200
This is the ending for the vocative singular 3rd Decl. M/F.
What is blank/nothing/nonexistent?
200
This case is used by the direct object.
What is the accusative?
200
They walk.
What is ambulant?
200
There's only one way to translate this tense in English.
What is future tense?
300
They are.
What is sunt?
300
An example of this is salus, salutis, f. - health.
What is a 3rd Decl. M/F noun?
300
This case is used for direct address.
What is the vocative?
300
In Latin, this is "ambulare."
What is "to walk?"
300
This is translated as: "He used to write."
What is scribebat?
400
English has these verbs that give aid, but Latin doesn't.
What is helping/auxiliary verb.
400
A word ending in -am or -em.
What is an accusative singular?
400
This case is translated with the preposition "of."
What is the genitive?
400
This adverb means "often."
What is saepe?
400
This is one of the most annoying guys in the class.
Who is Patrick Brooks?
500
These are the helping verbs for the imperfect tense.
What is was, used to, and kept (wuk)?
500
In a dictionary entry, we look at this word first to determine declension.
What is the genitive singular?
500
This case is used by OPs and not by DOs.
What is the ablative?
500
In English, this means "y'all are."
What is "estis?"
500
This guy is not paying attention (right now).
Who is Jimmy?
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