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Label/Translate: Equus optimus ad regiam currit.

S-Adj-P-OP-V; The best horse runs to the palace.

Label/Translate: Miles vulneratus erit timidus.

S-Adj-LV-PrAdj; The wounded soldier will be afraid.

Label/Translate: Vir erat agricola laetus.

S-LV-PrN-Adj; The soldier was a happy farmer.

Label/Translate: Scribae matres pulchras trans oppidum carris porabunt.

SN-DO-Adj-P-OP-AblMeans-V; The Scribes will carry the beautiful mothers across the town by means of the carts.

Label/Translate: Milites cum scriba, non cum rege, dixerunt.

S-P-OP-Adv-P-OP-V; The soldiers spoke with the scribe, not with the king.

Which indicates motion toward an object?

Accusative of Place (to which)

Ablative of Place (where)

Ablative of Accompaniment

Ablative of Separation

Which indicates the manner in which an action was done or how an action was accomplished?

Ablative of Manner

Ablative of Place (where)

Ablative of Accompaniment

Accusative of Place (to which)

Ablative of Separation is often used with which prepositions?

a, ab

ex

cum

in

Which shows motion away from an object?

Ablative of Place (from which)

Ablative of Manner

Ablative of Accompaniment

Accusative of Place (to which)

Which describes where something takes place?

Ablative of Place (where)

Ablative of Manner

Ablative of Place (from which)

Ablative of Separation

Which indicates the person with whom someone is accomplishing an action?

Ablative of Accompaniment

Ablative of Place (where)

Ablative of Place (from which)

Ablative of Separation

Parse/Translate "cucurrerunt"

3rd/Pl/Perfect; they ran (past tense)

Parse/Translate "cucurrimus"

1st/Pl/Perfect; we ran (past tense)

Parse/Translate "currimus"

1st/Pl/Present; We run

Parse/Translate "liberabatis"

2nd/Pl/Imperfect; you all were freeing

Parse/Translate "natabat"

3rd/Sg/Imperfect; he/she/it was swimming; used to swim

Parse/Translate "prohibebant"

3rd/Pl/Imperfect; they were preventing, they used to prevent

Parse/Translate "dixisti"

2nd/Sg/Perfect; you spoke

Parse/Translate "dixi"

1st/Sg/Perfect; I spoke (past tense)

Parse/Translate "ponunt"

3rd/Pl/Pres; They place

Parse/Translate "ponis"

2nd/Sg/Pres; you place

Conjugate pono, ponere (3rd conjugation) in the Present Tense

pono, ponis, ponit, ponimus, ponitis, ponunt

Conjugate curro, currere (3rd conjugation) in the Present Tense

curro, curris, currit, currimus, curritis, currunt

Conjugate dico, dicere (3rd conjugation) in the Present Tense

dico, dicis, dicit, dicimus, dicitis, dicunt

Third conjugation verbs drop the weak "e" and become what two possible vowels?

i or u

Third conjugation verbs are distinguished by what short vowel?

e

Third conjugation verbs' infinitives end in what?

-ere

-are

trans

across

in (+abl)

in, on

in (+acc)

into, onto

de

down from, about, concerning

cum

with

a, ab

from, away from

ad

to, toward

dexter

dextra, dextrum; right, F noun right hand

carus

cara, carum; dear, expensive, costly

toga

togae, F; toga

scriba

scribae, M; clerk, scribe

miles

milities, M; soldier

castra

castrorum; Neut/Pl; camp

probo

probare, probavi; to approve

Derivative of peto

petition, petulant

peto

petere, petivi/petii; to aim at, attack, seek

Derivative of Dico

diction, dictionary, edict, dictate

Dico

dicere, dixi; to speak, say, tell

Derivative of teneo

tenacious

teneo

tenere, tenui; to hold

Derivative of mitto

mission, emit, transmit, missionary

mitto

mittere, misi; to send

pono

ponere, posui; to put, place

Derivative of curro

course, current, curriculum

curro

currere, cucurri; to run

Adjectives match the nouns they modify in what three ways?

Case, Number, Gender

Label/Translate: Iuvenes regem non timent.

S-DO-Adv-V; The youth do not fear the king.

Label/Translate: Dei multi oppido (Abl) currunt.

SN-Adj-AblSep-V; Many gods run from the city.

Label/Translate: Rex donum reginae dedit.

SN-DO-IO-V; The king gave a gift to the queen.

Label/Translate: Copiae ferro templum delebunt.

S-AblMeans-DO-V; The troops will destroy the temple with iron.

Label/Translate: Oppidum opppugnare temptabant.

DO-Infinitive-Subj/Verb; They were trying to attack the town.

Label/Translate: Pater agrum viro dedit.

S-DO-IO-V; The father gave the field to the man.

Decline corpus, corporis (N)

corpus, corporis, corpori, corpus, corpore; corpora, corporum, corporibus, corpora, corporibus

Decline the word iter, itineris (N)

iter, itineris, itineri, iter, itinere; itinera, itinerum, itineribus, itinera, itineribus

Decline the word caput, capitis (N)

caput, capitis, capiti, caput, capite; capita, capitum, capitibus, capita, capitibus

Decline the word uxor, uxoris (F)

uxor, uxoris, uxori, uxorem, uxore; uxores, uxorum, uxoribus, uxores, uxoribus

Decline the word rex, regis (M)

rex, regis, regi, regem, rege; reges, regum, regibus, reges, regibus

Decline the word mater, matris (F)

mater, matris, matri, matrem, matre; matres, matrum, matribus, matres, matribus

List the 3rd Declension Neuter endings.

X, is, i, X, e; a, um, ibus, a, ibus

List the 3rd Declension M/F endings

X, is, i, em, e; es, um, ibus, es, ibus

Use a Derivative of Tempto to create and English sentence.

The temptation of the candy was too great for the 4 year old, who grabbed it quickly.

Use a derivative of timidus to create an English sentence.

The timid student nervously raised his hand.

etiam

also, even

timidus

timida, timidum; afraid

Derivative of Caput

capital, chapter

caput

capitits, N; head

Derivative of iter

itinerary

iter

itineris, N; journey

rex

regis, M; king

Derivative of Mater

maternal, matronly, matron, matrimony

mater

matris, F; mother

corpus

corporis, N, body

uxor

uxoris, F; wife

Derivative of deleo

delete, deletion

deleo

delere, delevi, to destroy

Derivative of tempto

tempter, temptation

tempto

temptare, temptavi, to try, attempt

timeo

timere, timui, to be afraid, fear

Derivative of nato

natatorium (indoor swimming pool)

nato

natare, natavi, to swim