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Grammar Notebook Part Two Nouns

Grammar Notebook Part Two Nouns. Nouns. Definition: a word which shows a person, place, thing, or idea Classification: Number: singular or plural Gender : masculine, feminine, neuter Case: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, vocative, locative.

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Latin Adjectives

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Honors Latin II

Honors Latin II. Test Next Wednesday. Vocabulary, Chapters 1-4 Present Infinitive, Indicative, Imperative Active of the First and Second Conjugation Uses of the Cases First Declension Second Declension Present Tense of Sum. Present Active Verbs. First and Second Conjugation.

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Latin I: Chapter I

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Lesson IV: 2 nd Declension Nouns

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How to use a latin dictionary

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3 rd Declension Nouns ( Lesson 40)

3 rd Declension Nouns ( Lesson 40). Latin II Oct. 9-12, 2012. Third Declension Nouns!. Latin has 5 declensions of nouns. Declensions are groups of nouns which share the same endings. 3 rd declension nouns. Third declension is the largest declension of nouns.

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Lesson IV: 2 nd Declension Nouns

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Understanding Word Lists

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Declining a Latin Noun

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Declining a Latin Noun Third Declension

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Chapter 14

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Adjectives of Special Declension

Adjectives of Special Declension There are ten adjectives in Latin that are called irregular, but they are declined like adjectives of the first and second declensions with the exception of only two cases: (1) the genitive singular, which ends in -ius in all genders; (2) the dative

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Adjectives of Special Declension

Adjectives of Special Declension There are ten adjectives in Latin that are called irregular, but they are declined like adjectives of the first and second declensions with the exception of only two cases: (1) the genitive singular, which ends in -ius in all genders; (2) the dative

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