Tenses
Give the tense and translation: pulsābat (pulsō, pulsāre, pulsāvī — to hit)
pulsābat — imperfect, he was hitting
Give relative pronoun and antecedent: rhetor, quī puerōs docet, est Graecus servus.
Relative pronoun - quī / antecedent - rhetor
Give definitions for clamāre, frater, ducere
clamāre — to shout, frater — brother, ducere — to lead
Give derivatives for: nauta and frāctus
nauta — nautical, astronaut
frāctus — fraction, fracture, fragment
What are two meanings for quam?
quam can mean how, than, who/which, and as _____ as possible
Give the tense and translation: sunt (sum, esse, fuī — be)
sunt — present, they are
Give relative pronoun and antecedent: ancilla, quae urnam portābat, lentē ambulābat.
Relative pronoun - quae / antecedent - ancilla
Give definitions for num, perire, stultus
num — surely not, perire — to die, stultus — stupid
Give derivatives for: flos and summus
flos — flower, floral, Florida
summus — summit, summary, sum
What is the case of tibi?
tibi is dative case
Give the tense and translation: festināveramus (festinō, festināre, festināvī — hurry)
festināveramus — pluperfect, we had hurried
Give relative pronoun and antecedent: agnus, quī servus ducēbat, erat victima.
Relative pronoun - quī / antecedent - agnus
Give definitions for postridiē, interficere, noster
postridiē — the next day, interficere — to kill, noster — our
Give derivatives for: faber and consentiō
faber — fabric, fabricate
consentiō — consent, consensus
What kind of answer does "num" expect?
num expects a negative answer
Give the tense and translation: cucurristī (currō, currere, cucurrī — run)
cucurristī — perfect, you ran
Give relative pronoun and antecedent: plaustrum, quod fractās rotās habet, est in viā.
Relative pronoun - quod / antecedent - plaustrum
Give definitions for nonne, superesse, accipere
nonne — surely, superesse — to survive, accipere — to receive
Give derivatives for: effigies and unda
effigies — effigy
unda — inundate, undulate
What kind of word is habēre?
habēre is an infinitive
Give the tense and translation: potuerant (possum, posse, potui — be able)
potuerant — pluperfect, they had been able
Give relative pronoun and antecedent: sculptor statuam, quae est pulchra, facit.
Relative pronoun - quae / antecedent - statuam
Give definitions for dimittere, fundus, plaustrum
dimittere — to send away, fundus — farm, plaustrum — wagon
Give derivatives for: melior and auxilium
melior — ameliorate
auxilium — auxiliary
What do -ne and -que indicate?
-ne indicates a yes/no question
-que indicates and