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Review of Greek Grammar

Review of Greek Grammar. Nouns and Case Endings Making Sense of Verb Tenses Understanding Different Moods Those Pesky Participles and Irritating Infinitives. Nouns and Case Endings. Eight cases in the Greek grammar system: Nominative The case of designation

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Vocab

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The Secret of the German Language

The Secret of the German Language. Lesson 3: Wow. This is trippy. You already know more than 99.9% of Americans. You know more about the secret of the German language than the president of the United States. The Secret of the German Language.

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Lesson II: Sicilia

Lesson II: Sicilia. Adjectives Accusative Nouns. fama. famae. f. report, fame. familia. familiae. f. family. fortuna. fortunae. f. fortune, luck. puella. puellae. f. girl. terra. terrae. f. earth, land. vita. vitae. f. life. bonus, bona, bonum. good.

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2013 edition Wilfred E. Major wmajor@lsu.edu

Ancient Greek for Everyone: A New Digital Resource for Beginning Greek Unit 3 part 1: Introduction to the Greek Noun. 2013 edition Wilfred E. Major wmajor@lsu.edu. Ancient Greek for Everyone. This class AGE Unit 3: Introduction to the Greek Noun

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Calescite !

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Anaphora in English vs. Anaphora in Arabic.

Anaphora in English vs. Anaphora in Arabic. By: Eman J. Musallsam . Rasha I. Kalloub . The outline:. Anaphora in English the meaning of anaphora the importance of anaphora the devices of English anaphora Anaphora in Arabic the meaning of Arabic anaphora types of Arabic anaphora

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WELCOME

WELCOME. To English . powerpoint presentation . by AKSHATHA P I. INDEX. Kinds of nouns 2. Gender 3. Number 4. Case. KINDS OF NOUNS. A Noun is a word used as the name of the person, place or thing. NOTE: The word thing is used to mean anything that we can think of.

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Oro Vos Faciatis

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Stage 20 Review

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Lesson 16

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1. Verbs that take the Dative Case as Direct Object 2. Questions 3. Review of Dative Case

STAGE 11 TEST REVIEW. 1. Verbs that take the Dative Case as Direct Object 2. Questions 3. Review of Dative Case Culture: Local Government and Elections. Reading Comprehension . Campaign Speech 10 Questions T/F Special focus: What are the qualifications to run for office?.

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CASES (Kasus)

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AGENDA X Kalendas Novembris

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Did the Romans celebrate Thanksgiving?

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Decline the following nouns:

tempestas , tempestatis Singular Plural Nominative Genitive Dative Accusative Ablative. domus , dom?s Singular Plural. Decline the following nouns:. For each noun, give the requested forms:. caelum ? acc. pl. fulmen ? abl. sing. arcus ? dat. sing.

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Case: Nominative and Accusative

Case: Nominative and Accusative. Nominative: The SUBJECT of a sentence!. Das Monster isst das Blatt Papier . Das Monster isst das Blatt Papier . The SUBJECT of a sentence is whatever/whoever is doing the action!. Nominative: The SUBJECT of a sentence!. Das Monster ist hungrig .

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Noun Cases

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