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Quid cogitas? - debemus iram vitare.
What are you thinking? We ought to avoid anger.
stultus, stulta, stultum
foolish; stultus, stulti, m. a fool
What is the typical word order in a simple Latin sentence or clause?
1. subject and its modifiers
2. indirect object and modifiers
3. direct object and modifiers
4. adverbial words or phrases
5. verbs
They were dining
cenabant
translate and name the case: ipsa
herself (intensive pronoun, nom.)
Otium sine litteris mors est.
Leisure (free time) without literature is death.
facio, facere, feci, factum
to make, do, accomplish
Which case firmly identifies the declension to which a noun belongs?
Name the which declension the following noun belongs to, as well as the case and number:
temporis
3rd declension, genitive pl
Translate and name the case: cui
who, which (relative or interrogative, dative)
The girls save the poet’s life.
Puellae vitam poetae (con)servant.
nubes, nubis
cloud
The fourth conjugation is characterized by the stem vowel ____
translate: amatus est
He/she/it has been loved (perfect indicative passive)
Translate and name the case and gender: eundem
the same (acc. m)