CASES
These are the five listed in order.
What is a Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, and Ablative?
This particular one is in the Nominative Case.
What is a SUBJECT NOUN?
or a Predicate Noun?
If I want to do something tomorrow i must use this tense.
What is FUTURE?
-bam, -bas, -bat, -bamus, -batis, -bant
What are the Imperfect verb tense endings?
The month of July comes from this ruler's name?
Who is Julius Caesar?
When I look up a Latin noun these two appear in order.
What is Nominative and the Genitive?
This one is in the Accusative Case and receives the action of the VERB in a sentence.
What is a Direct Object?
-o,-s,-t, -mus,-tis,-nt.
What are the PRESENT tense verb endings?
-a, -ae, -ae, -am, a
What are the First Declension Singular Noun Endings?
Dum spiro spero.
What is "while I breathe I hope"?
An acronym to help me remember the CASES.
What is: Never Give Davus Any Apples?
This one takes the DO in a sentence and usually follows a very small 2 or 3-letter word.
What is the INDIRECT OBJECT?
This Imperfect tense ending sounds like the banging of a door.
What is -bam?
-i, -orum, -is, -os, -is.
What are the Second Declension Masculine PLURAL noun endings?
This ruler was responsible for changing the calendar.
Who was Augustus Caesar?
This one means of the_____, or indicates possession.
What is GENITIVE?
What is a Predicate Nominative (PrN)?
This means "You all will be".
What is "eritis"?
This is the Neuter Rule.
What is it when the Nominative and the Accusative noun endings are the same in both the Singular and the Plural?
In principio erat verbum
What is "In the beginning was the Word"?
THis one means "by,with or from the______".
What is the Ablative case?
THis is a noun that follows a preposition.
What is the OBJECT of the PREPOSITION?
This word meaning "he was living" sounds like the home of a hamster.
What is "HABITABAT"?
Latin has FEW words but _____ _______.
What is "MANY ENDINGS"?
This is a word that comes 'de rivas'- and may look or sound like the Latin.
What is a derivative?