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LATIN I Chapter 14

LATIN I Chapter 14. Pronouns. Pronouns are small words that take the place of nouns. Since nouns have different cases and genders there are many forms of the same pronoun. The number of forms varies based on the pronoun. Sometimes the genders share. Personal Pronouns. Singular. Plural.

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LATIN I Chapter 14

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  1. LATIN IChapter 14

  2. Pronouns Pronouns are small words that take the place of nouns. Since nouns have different cases and genders there are many forms of the same pronoun. The number of forms varies based on the pronoun. Sometimes the genders share.

  3. Personal Pronouns Singular Plural 1st 2nd 3rd

  4. Personal Pronouns Singular

  5. Personal Pronouns Plural

  6. Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive pronouns refer back to the subject of the sentence and end with –self in English. Exempla: myself, yourself, himself, herself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves, itself.

  7. In Latin the reflexive pronoun looks the same as the personal pronoun in declension for the 1st and 2nd person The 3rd person reflexive is: gen.=sui; dat.=sibi; acc.=se; abl.=se for both sing. and plur.

  8. Comics p. 87 Horatia in casa se lavat. Scintilla “festina, Horatia,” inquit; para te ad cenam.”

  9. Comics p. 87 Horatia washes herself in the house. Scintilla says: “Hurry Horatia, ready yourself for dinner.”

  10. Comics p. 87 Quintus amicusque canem in agro exercent.

  11. Comics p. 87 Quintus and his friend exercise the dog in the field.

  12. Comics p. 87 Pueri in horto se exercent. Scintilla “quid facitis, pueri?’ inquit. Illi respondent “nos exercemus.”

  13. Comics p. 87 The boys are exercising in the garden. Scintilla says What are you boys doing? They answer, “we are exercising.

  14. Comics p. 87 Scintilla “festinate, pueri” inquit: “vos parate ad cenam.”

  15. Comics p. 87 Scintilla says “hurry boys, ready yourselves for dinner.”

  16. Open your books to page 136 Demonstative pronouns this, that

  17. Demonstrative Pronoun “is” Singular

  18. Demonstrative Pronoun “is” Plural

  19. Demonstrative Pronoun “ille” Singular

  20. Demonstrative Pronoun “ille” Plural

  21. Possessive Adjectives: Meus mea meum = my tuus tua tuum = your noster, nostra, nostrum = our vester, vestra, vestrum = your (pl) suus, sua, suum = his, hers, its, their These are all adjectives of the 1st and 2nd declensions.

  22. Valete, discipuli!

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