Latin Grammar
Finite verbs have all of the following qualities: Person, Number, _______, Voice, and Mood
Tense
When
Quandō
I was offering
Dābam
Latin is still the official language of this sovereign European nation, which is the only absolute monarchy in Europe.
Vatican City
A noun situated next to another noun, often separated by commas, that refers back to or "renames" that noun
Appositive
Bāsium, Bāsiī (N)
Kiss
They remain
Manent
The Latin translation of "leisure"
Ōtium, Ōtiī (N)
This ending is used for interrogative verbs
-ne
Yesterday
Heri
She will blame
Culpābit
The Third Person, plural, future, active, indicative verb ending
-bunt
In Latin, verbs of this conjugation have stems that end in -ē
Second Conjugation
Sānus, Sāna, Sānum
Sound, healthy, sane
DAILY DOUBLE: You all were helping
Iuvābātis
This Roman Emperor abolished the Olympic Games after conquering Greece.
Theodosius I
One might "test" for a substantive adjective by imagining what directly after it?
Implied noun
Adulēscentia, Adulēscentiae (F)
Youth, adolescence
Will we dine?
Cenābimusne
Translation time: Translate the following sentence into Latin...
Vulcan summons the spirits of the men into the sky because they made mistakes.
Vulcānus animōs virōrum vocat in caelum quod errabant.