Grammar
How do you form the perfect stem of a verb?
Drop the i from the 3rd p.p.
What's new?
Quid novi?
Quando?
When?
Will you all walk tomorrow?
Ambulabitisne cras?
Conjugate sentio, sentire in the perfect tense
Stem is sens-
What three tenses make up the perfect system in Latin?
Perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect tenses
Said and done
Dictum et factum
To drag, haul
Traho, trahere
How many stars are in the sky?
Quot stellae sunt in caelo?
Conjugation cupio, cupere in the pluperfect tense.
Stem is cupiv-
What are the two types of direct questions we have learned about?
Yes/no questions and questions introduced by an interrogative word.
The master has spoken.
Magister dixit.
Sentio, sentire
To feel, perceive
When did the Romans live?
Quando Romani vixerunt?
Conjugate fugio, fugere in the future perfect tense.
Stem is fug-
How do you form a yes/no question in English?
Put the helping verb first.
From sea to sea
A mari usque ad mare
How long?
Quam diu?
Were the soldiers fighting in the long war?
Pugnabantne milites in bello longo?
Conjugate jungo, jungere in the pluperfect tense in English.
To join, connect
How do you form a yes/no question in Latin?
Add -ne to the end of the first word, which is usually the verb.
Fortes fortuna juvat.
Well enough
Satis bene
What had the children discovered on the island?
Quid liberi invenerant in insulā?
Conjugate jacio, jacere in future perfect tense in English
To throw, hurl