VOCABULARY
"tempto -are" in English
[I/to] try
Translate: liberabit
he/she/it will [set] free
Give the names for the three forms of the English present tense.
simple [present], progressive [present], emphatic [present]
"poeta" in the nominative plural
poetae
"narro" in the imperfect third person plural
narrabant
"nunc" in English
now
Give "prepare" in it's 4th Latin principal part
paratus
How do you find the present stem?
Drop re from the infinitive [2nd p.p.].
"agnus" in the genitive singular
agni
"sum" in the present third person singular
est
DAILY DOUBLE!
The Latin entry form for "to wound"
vulnero [-are]
Translate: we had asked
rogaveramus
The pluperfect tense endings are identical to
the imperfect tense of sum.
"filius" in the dative plural
servis
"iudico" in the perfect first person plural
iudicavimus
The Latin dictionary entry for "slave, servant"
servus [serv]-i m.
Translate "Mary" if she were the direct object in a sentence
Mariam
What is the indirect object case?
dative
"donum" in the accusative singular
donum
"iuvo" in the future perfect second person singular
iuveris
The Latin dictionary entry for "debt"
debitum [debit]-i n.
translate the prepositional phrase, "with the words"
verbis
What is the neuter rule?
nominative and accusative endings are the same; the nominative and accusative plural ending is -a.
"verbum" in the ablative plural
verbis
"sum" in the future perfect third person plural
fuerint