Grammar Gotcha!
What are verbs?
LUNATE and LUNACY both come from this Latin word.
What is LUNA?
What is astrology?
Femina irata quae semper alteras castigabat.
Quis est Galatea?
Name that case, gender, and number: EAS
What is accusative, feminine, plural?
The word that a participle refers back to.
What is an ANTECEDENT?
The relationship between the words CRUDELIS and BENIGNUS?
What is antonym or opposite?
These professionals take the Hippocratic Oath.
Who are physicians?
Medicus qui astrologum castigabat.
Quis est Petro?
Name the case, number, and gender: SERVOS CURRENTES
What is Accusative, masculine, plural?
The case for a word that is an indirect object (and translated with the words to or for)
Latin source word for the English derivative AURICLE
What is auris?
This Alexandrian scientist didn't wear a cape bud did create the steam turbine and water clock.
Who is HERO?
Amicus Caecilii et Quinti qui in Aegypto habitabat.
Quis est Barbillus?
Name that case and number: EIUS
Genitive singuar (masculine, feminine, or neuter)
What is HOW?
STULTUS is an antonym (or opposite) of either of these Latin words.
What are CALLIDUS or DOCTUS?
This cultural group (Egyptians, Greeks, Romans) made huge contributions to the field of sanitation.
Who were the Romans?
Quis est Plotina?
Name the case, number, and gender: PHORMIO PORTANS
What is Nominative, singular, masculine?
What are he/him/his?
PUT out a synonym for the word COLLOCARE.
What is PONERE?
Euclid and Eratosthenes were both mathematicians. Euclid wrote a geometry book while Eratosthenes calculated circumference of this sphEAR.
What is the Earth?
Medicus et amicus Rufi.
Quis est Eupor?
These letters are a hint that you are dealing with a participle.