Ch. 67 Things to Know

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Ch. 6-7 Things to Know

• all vocab. in lists/on cards AND encountered in
  stories or exercises
• declension of any noun (see ch. 6 list add ch. 7
  nouns)
• gender of any noun (again, see ch. 6 list, and
  add ch. 7 nouns)
• noun (or adj) endings for each declension (recall
  Noun Declension Song)
• how to identify subjects, DOs, OPs, AAs, and
  PAs

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Ch. 6-7 Things to Know

• how to modify a noun with an adjective
• how to determine the case of es nouns using
  clues of case, number, gender, and sense
• definitions of all terms used in Ch. 6 grammar
  notes and WB 7b
• be able to DO ANYTHING weve done in assignments
  change cases of nouns, supply correct form of a
  word in a sentence, answer questions about a
  reading passage, etc. GO OVER ASSIGNMENTS WEVE
  DONE !!!

3
Name the three characteristics of nouns that must
agree with adjectives.

• case
• gender
• number

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Give the gender of vox.

• feminine

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term for a group of nouns

• declension

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grammatical characteristic masculine or feminine

• gender

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grammatical characteristic ending that indicates
the function of a word

• case

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grammatical characteristic tells whether a noun
is one or many

• number

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ending for nom pl in 2nd Declension

• -i

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ending for acc pl or nom pl in 3rd Declension

• -es

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ending for nom sg in 3rd Declension

• any (endings vary)

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acc pl ending for 1st Declension

• -as

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gender of most 1st Declension nouns

• feminine

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gender of 3rd Declension nouns

• any must be memorized!

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Change the casevox

• vocem

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Change the casepuellas

• puellae

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Change the caseDavus

• Davum

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Change the casenuntii

• nuntios

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Change the casematrem

• mater

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Change the casemagnae voces

• magnas voces

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Change the caselaetus princeps

• laetum principem

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Change the numbersenatores

• senator

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Change the numbervoces (accusative)

• vocem

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Change the numbervillam rusticam

• villas rusticas

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Change the numbermagni pueri

• magnus puer

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ID adj-noun pairSextus magnus ramum arripit.

• Sextus magnus

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TranslateMarcus magnum ramum arripit.

• Marcus grabs a big stick.

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ID noun-adj pairsPuellae laetam matrem
observant sollicitae.

• laetam matrem
• puellae sollicitae

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TranslatePuellae laetam matrem observant
sollicitae.

• The worried girls watch their happy mother.

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ID adj-noun pairsSenatores sunt magni sed
strenui, et eos iratus princeps consulere non
vult.

• senatores magni, strenui
• iratus princeps

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TranslateMultae arbores ad Sextum molestum
veniunt et clamant.

• Many trees come toward pesky Sextus and shout.

32
Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Per silvam pueri currere amant. (laetus)
• laeti

33
Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Clamores princeps audit. (magnus)
• magnos

34
Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Cornelia ancillam nomine Syram observat.
  (occupatus)
• occupatam

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Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Senatores principem consulere volunt. (iratus)
• irati

36
Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Ancilla Thressa cibum coquere parat. (multus)
• multum

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Modify the underlined noun with the correct form
of the indicated adjective.

• Matres patres magnos conspiciunt et clamant.
  (sollicitus)
• sollicitae

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EXTRA PRACTICE for vocab

• review cards Latin to English (including verb
  infinitives!)
• translate any sentence you find in any HW
  assignment, esp. exercises we havent done or
  translated. You can double-check these with me
  at Activity Period on Fri.
• try writing your own Latin sentences with the
  words we know. You can ask me to check over them
  at Activity on Fri.