infinitives
identify the conjugation of:
labōrō, labōrāre, labōrāvī – work
1st
what three things do nouns and adjectives match with in latin?
gender, number, case
When does Quarter 3 end?
THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND
Rūfilla: ubi in urbe Londiniō nūper eram, familiārem convēnī.
What happened to Rufilla when she was recently in London?
met with family
trahō, trahere, traxi – drag
which principal part means: I work
1st, traho
identify the conjugation of:
moneō, monēre, monuī – warn
2nd
GNC this noun: familiarem
masc/fem, sing, acc
Name three people who had a birthday this weekend
Taylor, Mayra, Lady Gaga, Mags
Translate: cubiculum inēlegāns erat.
The bedroom was ugly/inelegant
trahō, trahere, traxi – drag
which principal part means: I worked
3rd, traxi
identify the conjugation of:
possum, posse, potui – be able
irregular
GNC this noun: amicos
masc, plur, acc
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: EACH TEAM CHOOSE SOMEONE TO COME UP
Who can do the best impression of Mags?
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Rūfilla: decorum est mihi familiārem meum hūc invītāre. ancillae familiārī meō cubiculum parāvērunt.
What preparations are being made?
bedroom prepared and decorated
trahō, trahere, traxi – drag
which principal part means: to work
2nd, trahere
identify the conjugation of: audio, audire, audivi - hear
4th
match this noun with the correct adj:
servo ... aegrus/aegro/aegrum
servo aegro
How many MAIN Olympian gods are there in Roman mythology?
12 (or 14)
Translate: ubi mōns Vesuvius urbem Pompēiōs dēlēvit, Quīntus ex urbe effugit.
When Mt. Vesuvius destroyed the city of Pompeii, Quintus fled from the city
how many principal parts are there?
3-4
identify the conjugation of: trahō, trahere, traxi – drag
3rd
Translate: Salvius magnum clamorem audivit
Salvius heard the loud crowd
How many minutes long is your playlist?
P3: 269 min (4 hrs 29 min)
P5: 140 min (2 hrs 20 min)
Translate: iterum pluit! semper pluit! nos solem numquam videmus
It's raining again! It is always raining! We never see the sun
translate all three principal parts of this verb:
amo, amare, amavi - love
amo - i love
amare - to love
amavi - i loved