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Review PowerPoint Stages 3 & 4

Review PowerPoint Stages 3 & 4. 1 st Conjugation Verbs : - are verbs specto , spect are exspecto , exspect are canto, cant are laboro , labor are. 3 rd Conjugation Verbs: - ere verbs bibo , bib ere disco, disc ere quaero , quaer ere. 2nd Conjugation Verbs:

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Lesson XII

Lesson XII. Perfect Tense Verbs. captivus. captivi. m. prisoner. cena. cenae. f. dinner. singuli , singulae , singula. one at a time, one by one. moveo , movere , movi , motus. move. voco , vocare , vocavi , vocatus. call. a, ab (+ abl.). away from, from. de (+ abl.).

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Plural NOUNS

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The Absolutely Amazing Ablative Absolute

The Absolutely Amazing Ablative Absolute. LFA Lesson XLIV p p 299-301. What it looks like. A noun in the ablative case (no Latin preposition) Plus one of the following: A participle (4 th principal part) Pecuni ? amiss? An adjective Populo libero A second noun Caesare duce

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Correct Use of Verbs

Correct Use of Verbs. English I. Verbs. A verb has four principal parts: infinitive, present participle, past, past participle. The bells ring every day. The bells are ringing right now. The bells rang at noon.

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Chapters 14 & 15

Chapters 14 & 15. Fourth Conjugation continued Perfect Tense continued Pluperfect and Future Perfect Tenses More Uses of the Accusative (Degree and Extent). 1. The fourth conjugation. 1. The fourth conjugation. 2. The Perfect Tense Again.

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Am?citia , - ae (f) Cupidit?s , cupidit?tis (f) Hora , horae (f) Natura , - ae (f)

Am?citia , - ae (f) Cupidit?s , cupidit?tis (f) Hora , horae (f) Natura , - ae (f) Senect?s , senect?tis (f) Timor, timoris (m) V?rit?s , v?rit?tis (f) Via, viae (f) Volupt?s , volupt?tis (f) Beatus , -a, -um Quoniam Friendship desire, passion; greed Time, hour Nature

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Lesson XLIII

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Lesson XIX: Third Conjugation Verbs

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Thought Question

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Participle Review

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Verbs

Verbs. Conjugation of 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , and 4 th person singular in the PRESENT tense. Third person. We have seen this type of verb throughout the first 3 stages: Servus in hort? laborat . The slave works in the garden. Caecilius pecuniam tenet. Caecilius holds money.

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Verbs are tense

Verbs are tense. Locating ideas in time. Six verb tenses. Four principal parts of the verb. Auxiliary or helping verbs.

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In aula STAGE 16

GRAMMAR CONCEPTS: 1. Pluperfect Tense 2. Questions Cont . In aula STAGE 16. Practice sentences pp. 72-73. Cogidubnus Quintum per aulum ducebat . Cogidubnus was leading Quintus through the palace. In aula erant multae pictorae , quas pictor Graecus pinx erat . *

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EPISTULAE

STAGE 35. EPISTULAE. Grammar: Supine & Indirect Statements Cont. Culture: The Country Villa. The Supine. The supine is a defective 4 th declension verbal formed on the same stem as the perfect passive participle. . Only 2 forms were in common use, the accusative & ablative .

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Looks Passive. Really Active

Looks Passive. Really Active. 1. ille grammaticus me experitur . 2. Eucleides paedagogus in cubiculum ingressus est . 3. Statim eum secuti sunt . 4. necesse est mihi ad ludum proficisci . . The underlined verbs in the sentences above appear, from their Latin spelling, to be

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Subjunctive Review and practice

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Conjugating Deponents

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