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1 Vesuvius Chapter 12

2 Chapter 12 Vocab amittere, amisi - cinis, cineris - complere, complevi - custodire, custodivi - densus - epistula - flamma - fortiter - frustra - fugere, fugi - fundus - iacere, iacui - iam - unus - duo - tres -

3 Chapter 12 Vocab igitur - incidere, incidi - mirabilis - mittere, misi - mons, montis - nubes, nubis - optime - paene - sentire, sensi - tandem - templum - terra - timere, timui -

4 * Show Magistra your translations before you leave!! *
Mons Iratus translate the sentences on pp * Show Magistra your translations before you leave!! *

5 Ch 12 translations Due Thursday at the end of the period
You will be divided into groups Each person/pair is responsible for translating a different story Magistra will assign stories Once the translations are done, you will create a timeline of the events of the story Timeline needs at least 16 events (4 from each story) and 8 illustrations (can be printed) Due Thursday at the end of the period You may have to do work at home!

6 Scoreboard Pink Orange Blue Green

7 Nouns Verbs Adj. Prep. & Conj. Adverbs Other C CC CCC CD D

8 Practicing Nouns When would you use the following cases? - Nominative
- Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative

9 Translate the following sentences
Practicing Nouns Translate the following sentences The dog was sleeping in the atrium The slave girl saw a miraculous cloud The candidate responded to the merchants My book is better than yours The girls greet our friends

10 Give the form of each verb:
Practicing Verbs Give the form of each verb: mittere, misī 1st sing. Present sentīre, sensī 2nd sing. timēre, timuī 3rd sing. Imperfect fugere, fugī 1st pl. custodere, custodivī 2nd pl. Perfect complēre, complevī 3rd pl.

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12 Review Translate the following sentences.
Explain why each word is a specific case/tense Father buys a white toga for his son. The gladiators bravely fought in the arena. The friends bring many gifts for the girl.

13 Study Guide 2 Perfect tense verbs (12 points) Using nouns (18 points)
Correct declensions Correct number Culture- Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius (15 points) Translation (15 points)

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