Adjectives
Give the noun/adjective pair in this sentence: parvī puerī amphoram portāre nōn possunt.
parvī puerī amphoram portāre nōn possunt.
What is the case and number of tumidum?
tumidum is accusative singular
Give the tense and subject for ambulat.
ambulat: present, he
Give definitions for via, vīlla, festinō.
via - street
vīlla - house
festinō - hurry
Give derivatives for: vulnerō and numerō.
vulnerō - vulnerable
numerō - number, enumerate
Give the noun/adjective pair in this sentence: Brēgans ingentēs canēs vidēre nōn potest.
Brēgans ingentēs canēs vidēre nōn potest.
What is the case and number of puellās?
puellās is accusative plural
Give the tense and subject for laudābās.
laudābās: imperfect, you
Give definitions for nolō, volō, possum.
nolō - not want
volō - want
possum - be able
Give derivatives for: alter and vīta.
alter - alternative, alternate
vīta - vitamin, vital
Give the noun/adjective pair in this sentence: Salvius servōs fidēlēs habet.
Salvius servōs fidēlēs habet.
How is sellam used in a sentence? (i.e. what does the case imply)
sellam is a direct object / receives the action
Give the tense and subject for dixī.
dixī: perfect, I
Give definitions for quis, ubi, cūr.
quis - who
ubi - where
cūr - why
Give derivatives for: adveniō and dīcō.
adveniō - advent, adventure
dīcō - diction, dictionary
Give the noun/adjective pair in this sentence: Brēgāns trēs ingentēs amphorās spectat.
Brēgāns trēs ingentēs amphorās spectat.
What is the case and number of vīllā?
vīllā is ablative singular
Give the tense and subject for noluērunt.
noluērunt: perfect, they
Give definitions for dicō, quaerō, mittō.
dicō - say
quaerō - look for
mittō - send
Give derivatives for: volō and novus.
volō - volunteer, volition
novus - novelty, novice
Give the noun/adjective pair in this sentence: nōs servōs ignāvōs in fundō vidēmus.
nōs servōs ignāvōs in fundō vidēmus.
What is the case and number of mihi?
mihi is dative singular
Give the tense and subject for eras.
eras: imperfect, you
Give definitions for maneō, ducō, horreum.
maneō - to remain/stay
ducō - to lead
horreum - barn/granary
Give derivatives for: aedificium and nullus.
aedificium - edifice
nullus - nullify, annul