LATIN vocabulary
numerus, numeri
number
both ____ and _____
et ____ et _____
Decline 'Via'
Vi-a, vi-ae, vi-ae, vi-am, vi-a, vi-ae, vi-arum, vi-is,-vi-as, vi-is.
He is warning me.
Me monet.
Which two declension(s) has a variant that includes the gender 'Neuter'?
2nd Declension and 3rd Declension
Do, dare, dedi, datus, 1st Conjugation
give
Hill
Collis, collis
Decline 'Gaullus.'
Gaull-us, Gaull-i, Gaull-o, Gaull-um, Gaull-o, Gaull-i, Gaull-orum, Gaull-is, Gaull-os, Gaull-is
They are assembling in the camp.
In castra conveniunt.
What is the Imperfect Tense?
The Imperfect Tense translates to 'was ___-ing' as opposed to the standard past tense that says, '___-ed'
Arma, armorum
arms
Great
Magnus, a, um
Recite the 5th Declension endings.
-es, -ei, -ei, -em, -e, -es, -erum, -ebus, -es, -ebus
Caesar calls the leaders and centurions.
Caesar duces et centuriones vocat.
Are there more conjugations or declensions?
There are 5 declensions and only 4 conjugations.
Saepe, adv
Ofter
Nor, conjugation
Neque
Decline 'adventus'.
Advent-us, advent-us, advent-ui, advent-um, advent-u, advent-us, advent-uum, advent-ibus, advent-us, advent-ibus
The roads are good. The Romans constructed them.
Viae bonae sunt. Eas Romani muniverunt.
When does the i-stem apply?
In 3rd Declension, the i-stem is used on the Gen. Plural whenever the Nom. Singular has the same amount of syllables as the Gen. Singular or when the stem of the word ends in two consonants, with a few exceptions.
Tamen, adv.
Nevertheless
Therefor
Itaque
Recite the 3rd Declension Neuter
-various, -is, -i, -various, -e, -a, -um, -ibus, -a, -ibus
Who will praise Caesar after the slaughter of the leading men of Gaul?
Quis Caesarem post caedem principum Galliae laudibitne?
What is the case for 'the person being addressed?'
Vocative.