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Noun/Adjective Agreement
Verbs
Case Usages
Subordinate Clauses
Potpourri
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two princes (acc) duo, dua, duo: two princeps, principis (m.): prince
duōs principēs
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2nd sing future active finio, finīre, finīvī, finītum: to finish
finiēs
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Translate: TĒ careō. What case is tē? Why?
I miss you. Ablative-special intransitives
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Translate: cognoscis id quod fēcisti cognosco, -ere: to know
you know that which you did
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Identify the tense and voice, then translate: captum esse
perfect passive infinitive: to have been captured
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bitter words (gen.) acer, acris, acre: bitter verbum, -ī (n.): word
acrium verbōrum
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2nd sing, future passive finio, finīre, finīvī, finitum: "to finish"
finiēris
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Translate: pravō DOMINŌ laborāvimus. pravus, a, um: evil What case is dominō? Why?
We worked for an evil master. Dative of Reference
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Translate: Dum bellum est Romae, multī interfectī sunt.
While the war is/was at Rome, many people have been killed
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How do you translate a future active participle?
about to verb
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powerful hand (dat) potens, potentis: powerful manus, manūs (f.): hand
potentī manuī
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3rd pl, present passive: capio, capere, cepī, captum: "to capture"
capiuntur
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Translate: IGNE ex urbe discederant. discedō, -ere, discēdī, discessum: to depart What case is igne? Why?
Because of the fire they had departed from the city. Ablative of Means
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Translate: Flumine transitō, militēs hostēs oppugnāverunt. transeo, transīre, transiī, transitus: to cross hostis, hostis* (m.): enemy oppugnō, -āre: to attack
With the river having been crossed, the soldiers attacked the enemy.
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exempliīs ab magistrīs doctīs What case is magistrīs? Why?
abl of agent
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fierce day (abl) ferox, ferocis: fierce diēs diēī (m. or f.)
ferocī diē
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2nd sing, future passive oppugnō, oppugnāre, oppugnāvī, oppugnātum: "to attack"
oppugnāberis
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Translate: moenia erant decem PEDĒS alta. What case is pedēs? Why?
The walls were 10 feet tall. Acc of extent of space
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Translate: Caesar ipse vos oppidum cepisse.
Caesar himself said that y'all had captured the town.
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Form & translate the future active participle of: dubitō, dubitāre, dubitāvī, dubitātus: to doubt
dubitātūrum esse: to be about to doubt
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the whole horn (dat.) totus, a, um: whole cornū, cornūs (n.)
totius cornū
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2nd pl, future perfect sum, esse, fui, fūturus "to be"
fueritis
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Translate: celerēs gladiī sunt MILITIBUS. What case is militibus? Why?
The soldiers have swift swords. Dative in dative of possession.
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Caesare suōs militēs vocante, arx deleta est. arx, arcis* (f.): citadel deleo, delēre, delevī, deletus: to destroy
With Caesar calling his own soldiers, the citadel has been destroyed.
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Rurī sumus What case is rurī?
locative