Vocabulary
children
liberi liberorum m.
Give the three nominitive singular endings for 2nd declension masculine nouns.
us, er, ir
Decline vir.
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate: culter novus (nominative)
N: 2nd, m., sing
A: 1/2, m., sing
new knife
Pueri agrum errant.
The boys wander the field.
evening
vesper vesperi m.
What are the two basic parts of a sentence?
subject and predicate
Decline magister.
magister, magistri, magistro, magistrum, magistro, magistri, magistrorum, magistris, magistros, magistris
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate: small books (accusative)
N: 2nd, m., pl.
A: 1/2, m., pl.
parvos libros
Agricolae duo mensam parant.
The two farmers prepare the table.
field
ager agri m.
The subject tells _____________________
Who or what the sentence is about
Decline culter.
culter, cultri, cultro, cultrum, cultro, cultri, cultrorum, cultris, cultros, cultris
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
good evening (nominative)
N: 2nd, m., sing.
A: 1/2, m., sing.
Pueri sunt mali.
The boys are bad.
man
vir viri m.
The predicate tells ________________________
what the subject is or does
Decline liberi.
liberi, liberorum, liberis, liberos, liberis
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
new teachers (f.) (accusative)
N: 1st, f., pl.
A: 1/2, f., pl.
magistras novas
Librum Sanctum laudabant.
They were praising the Holy Book.
teacher (female)
magistra -ae f.
Which noun from this lesson only has plural forms?
liberi, liberorum m.
children
liber, libri, libro, librum, libro, libri, librorum, libris, libros, libris
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
nine men (nominative)
N: 2nd, m., pl.
A: C
novem viri
Magistra liberos novos spectaverat.
The teacher had looked at the new children.