Latin Mastery 8/18-21

Latin II: DAY I

Fill in the empty spaces of the first declension chart Singular Plural Nominative -a -ae Genitive Dative -is Accusative Ablative -ã Fill in the empty spaces of the first declension chart

Fill in the empty spaces of the second declension Masculine chart Singular Plural Nominative -i Genitive Dative -o -is Accusative -um Ablative Vocative Fill in the empty spaces of the second declension Masculine chart

What are the two rules of Neuter? 1. ___________ and ______________ are always the same. 2. ___________ and ______________ always end ____________. What are the two rules of Neuter?

1. Puellae ___________ (Bonus) 2. Reginã ____________ (salvus) 3. litteris ______________ (noster) Pecuniarum ____________ (liber) Fill in the blank with the correct form of the adjective in parentheses

1. Discipuli ___________ (Bonus) 2. Equis ____________ (salvus) 3. Agricolam ______________ (noster) 4. Puero ____________ (liber) Fill in the blank with the correct form of the adjective in parentheses

Identify the Case of the underlined word 1. Amo terram agricolae. 2. Discipuli in ludum remanebant. 3. Litteras discipulo do. Identify the Case of the underlined word

Vocab: Fill in the blanks Amo, ________, amavi, amatus- Love Do, dare, _________, datus- Give Moneo, monere, _________, monitus- advise Video, videre, vidi, ____________- to see Vocab: Fill in the blanks

1. Erro 2. supero 3. voco 4. debeo 5. maneo 6. ago Give the definitions

Latin III: Day I

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. culpa 2. fabula 3. medica 4. mora 5. turba Vocab: Give the definitions

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. modus 2. Morbus 3. vicinus 4. vulgus 5. ferrum 6. caelum 7. factum 8. studium Vocab: Give the definitions

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. auctor 2. dux 3. iudex 4. mos 5. sacerdos 6. salus 7. tempestas 8. laus Vocab: Give the definitions

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. caput 2. corpus 3. litus 4. scelus 5. arx 6. civis 7. hostis 8. mors Vocab: Give the definitions

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. cornu 2. fructus 3. manus 4. metus Vocab: Give the definitions

Vocab: Give the definitions 1. dies 2. fides 3. res 4. spes Vocab: Give the definitions

Synopsis: Give the first person Plural of capio Present: Active and Passive Imperfect: Active and Passive Future: Active and Passive Perfect: Active and Passive Pluperfect: Active and Passive Future Perfect: Active and Passive Synopsis: Give the first person Plural of capio

Give the participles of Capio Present Active Perfect Passive Future Active Give the participles of Capio

Give the infinitives of Capio Present: Active and Passive Perfect: Active and Passive Future: Active Give the infinitives of Capio

Latin II: Day II

List at least one use for each case (syntax) Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative Vocative List at least one use for each case (syntax)

List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs 1. ceno 2. culpo 3. iuvo 4. do 5. tolero List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs

List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs 1. debeo 2. doceo 3. maneo 4. moneo 5. video List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs

List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs 1. ago 2. scribo 3. duco 4. vinco List the third Principal Part of the following Verbs

Give the definitions 1. cogito 2. satio 3. supero 4. doceo 5. moneo 6. habeo 7. ago 8. duco Give the definitions

Give the definitions 1. copia 2. animus 3. mos 4. rex 5. frater 6. liber 7. caelum 8. periculum Give the definitions

Conjugate Laudo in the present, active, indicative Singular Plural 1st Laudo 2nd 3rd Conjugate Laudo in the present, active, indicative

Conjugate Laudo in the Imperfect, active, indicative Singular Plural 1st 2nd 3rd Conjugate Laudo in the Imperfect, active, indicative

Conjugate Laudo in the Future, active, indicative Singular Plural 1st 2nd 3rd Conjugate Laudo in the Future, active, indicative

Conjugate Lego, legere in the present, active, indicative Singular Plural 1st Lego 2nd 3rd Conjugate Lego, legere in the present, active, indicative

Conjugate Lego, legere in the Future, active, indicative Singular Plural 1st 2nd 3rd Conjugate Lego, legere in the Future, active, indicative

Latin III: Day II

Give the third principal part 1. do 2. nuntio 3. servo 4. sto 5. vito Give the third principal part

Give the third principal part 1. deleo 2. maneo 3. moveo 4. video 5. terreo Give the third principal part

Give the third principal Part 1. ago 2. mitto 3.dico 4.disco 5. tollo Give the third principal Part

Give the third principal Part 1. capio 2. cupio 3. facio 4. rapio Give the third principal Part

Give the third principal Part 1. audio 2. venio 3. scio 4. sentio Give the third principal Part

Give the definitions 1. muto 2. paro 3. puto 4. supero 5. vito 6. rideo 7. teneo 8. video Give the definitions

Give the definitions 1. alo 2. amitto 3. cado 4. discedo 5. iungo 6. premo 7. tango 8. vivo Give the definitions

Give the definitions 1. eripio 2. iacio 3. recipio 4. audio 5. invenio 6. scio 7. sentio 8. venio Give the definitions

Present Imperfect Future Perfect Pluperfect Future Perfect Conjugate Possum

Latin III: Day III

Synopsis: Give the 3rd Person Plural of lego Present: Active and Passive Imperfect: Active and Passive Future: Active and Passive Perfect: Active and Passive Pluperfect: Active and Passive Future Perfect: Active and Passive Synopsis: Give the 3rd Person Plural of lego

Give the participles of lego Present Active Perfect Passive Future Active Give the participles of lego

Give the infinitives of lego Present: Active and Passive Perfect: Active and Passive Future: Active Give the infinitives of lego

Decline Hic, haec, hoc

Identify the grammatical constructions and translate Vir qui vivit in casa, est bonus. Castris discessis, Caesar hostes superavit. Togae viris gerendae sunt. Ceasar dixit Ciceronem malum esse. Identify the grammatical constructions and translate

Latin II: Day III

Singular Plural Nom Gen Dat Acc Abl Decline Rex

What are the two rules of Neuter? 1. _______________ and _______________ are always the same. 2. _____________ and ___________ _____________ always end in __________. What are the two rules of Neuter?

Decline Corpus, corporis, n.

Noun Adjective Amorem Novae laborum parva virtutibus bellum Veritatis verum carmina bonorum nomen multis Match the Adjective to the noun, then identify the case, number, and gender