'Principle part' diaporamas de présentation

Objective : To be able to conjugate Latin verbs in the present tense and active voice

Objective : To be able to conjugate Latin verbs in the present tense and active voice. IX/XXIV/MMXII. Do Now : Take out your handouts from Friday and receive a new handout Take and annotate your Vocabulary Flashcard handout and Present Tense formation handout from today

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GANG THEORIES

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Chaptering through 24 and 25

Chaptering through 24 and 25. 1. Participles: Forms, Tenses, and Uses 2. Ablative Absolute 3. New Verbs: e? (to go) and fer? (to carry). Definitions. A Participle is: A Verbal Adjective! As such, they MODIFY NOUNS !

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Latin Verb Review

Latin Verb Review. Person Number Tense Voice Mood. Who is doing the action?. Is the subject singular or plural?. Is the action happening in the past, present, or future?. Is the verb passive or active?.

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Verbs

Verbs. Principle Parts. All regular verbs have 4 principle parts Principle parts is just a fancy term for the 4 forms of the verb given in the vocab entry The principle parts of the verb are the 4 forms that you need in order to create all the other forms of that verb

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After Apple Picking

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Center of Gravity, Displacement, and Nautical Terms

Center of Gravity, Displacement, and Nautical Terms. Boat Competition. Displacement Demonstration. Materials needed: Transparent, round container Water Writing tool 0il/molasses Ruler Scale for weighing. Demonstration: Pour oil in a clear container holding water to show displacement.

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Deponent Verbs

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The Future Tense

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Nominative plurals and THEY as the subject of the verb

Nominative plurals and THEY as the subject of the verb. The plural of ancilla is ancill ae of servus is serv i of dux is duc es. So subjects can have plurals just like any other case But. The verb must agree with the subject. Ancill a urbem occup at means

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Nominative plurals and THEY as the subject of the verb

Nominative plurals and THEY as the subject of the verb. The plural of ancilla is ancill ae of servus is serv i of dux is duc es. So subjects can have plurals just like any other case But. The verb must agree with the subject. Ancill a urbem occup at means

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The Future Tense

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