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LATIN TRANSLATION
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The Nominative Plural, Genitive Singular, & Dative Singular forms of puella, -ae f.

puellae

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Give the GENITIVE FEMININE Plural form of magnus, -a, -um
magnārum
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The 1st person plural of curō, curāre in the PRESENT Tense

curāmus

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What is the meaning of ad & what case does it take?

to, towards, near [+acc]

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The carts are long. 

Carri sunt longi. 

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The GENITIVE Plural of Romanus, -ī m.

Romanōrum

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Give the ABLATIVE MASCULINE Singular form of magnus, -a, -um
magnō
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Change the verb form in number (from singular to plural OR from plural to singular) amātis-->
amās
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What is the meaning of 'cras'?

tomorrow

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Translate into Latin: The farmer lives in Rome.

Agricola habitat in Romā.

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The singular forms of servus, -ī m.

servus servī servō servum servō

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Give the NOMINATIVE & ACCUSATIVE NEUTER Plural form of magnus, -a, -um
magna
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What is the verb that means "to love" in the 3rd person singular & give an English translation of this form?
amat he/she/it loves
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What is the meaning of 'tum'?

then, next

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Translate into Latin. The carts of the farmers are on the land.

Carri agricolarum in terrā sunt. 

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The plural forms of dominus, -ī m

dominī dominōrum dominīs dominōs dominīs

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Give the DATIVE FEMININE Singular form of magnus, -a, -um
magnae
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What is the infinitive of amō?
amāre
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What is the meaning of 'nunc'?

now

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Translate into Latin. I look at the large wagons. 

Carros magnos specto. 

500

Decline dominus, -ī m  in both SINGULAR and PLURAL

SINGULAR dominus, domini, domino, dominum, domino PLURAL  domini, dominorum, dominis, dominos, dominis

500

The full declension of magnus, -a, -um in masculine and feminine

magnus, magna, 

magnī, magnae, 

magnō, magnae, 

magnum, magnam, 

magnō, magnā, 

magnī, magnae, 

magnōrum, magnārum, 

magnīs, magnīs, 

magnōs, magnās, 

magnīs, magnīs, 

500

Conjugate amo in the Present and Future Tenses

amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant

amabo, amabis, amabit, amabimus, amabitis, amabunt

500

Translate in [+ ACC] mean & in [+ ABL]? Explain the case function

in [+ ACC] = "into" Motion Toward in [+ ABL] = "in, on" Place Where

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Translate into Latin. The girls give water to the horses because they love the horses.

Puellae equis aquam donant quod equos amant.