Cases
The nominative of "house"
casa
mox
soon
Only these words can show nominative/accusative (or other cases that we are about to learn): name 2
nouns, adjectives (pronouns)
Scintilla fessa est
Scintilla is tired
How many different types of verbs have we learned? What are they called?
2
a) action
b) linking (est)
the nominative of "the story"
fabula
subito
suddenly
We will find the verb of the sentence often at the _____ of a statement/sentencs
end
Horatia ad casam festinat quod ieuna est
Horatia hurries to the house because she is hungry
What can be linked to a subject? Name two parts of speech!
a) nouns
b) adjectives
The accusative of "dinner"
cenam
non
not
We use the nominative case for the _______ of a sentence
subject
Argus is a dog
Argus canis est
Quintus is the _______ of Horatia
brother
The accusative of "man"
virum
into
in
We use the accusative case for the _______ of a sentence
object
Scintilla is walking to the store
Scintilla ad tabernam ambulat
Translate:
He lives in Italy
in Italia habitat
A noun we learned that is neither Nominative nor Accusative
casa with longation on second a
Scintilla ___ casa laborat
in
An adjective has to have the same ________ as the noun it describes (2 answers possible)
1. case (for us: nominative or accusative)
2. number (singular or plural - has not been a question for us)
Argus escapes into the street
Argus in viam fugit.
If a sentence does not have a noun, where will I find the subject of the sentence?
The verb ending will reflect the subject!