EOYE grammar Flashcards
If a noun is accusative/nominative masculine then the adjective needs to be….
Nominative/accusative masculine
If a noun is nominative/accusative feminine then the adjective should be….
Nominative/accusative feminine
Ablative case comes after…
Prepositions
The ō ending means…. For example, amō
I Love
The four infinitive endings for conjugations are….
1st conjugation: ō, āre
2nd conjugation: eō, ēre
3rd conjugation: ō, ere
4th conjugation: iō, īre
How do you translate the imperfect tense?
Was… ing/ were….ing
Imperfect tense endings
Bam, bas, bat, bamus, batis, bant
How do you translate the perfect tense?
I…ed/ I have…ed
Perfect tense endings
Ī, istī, it, imus, Istis, erunt
What does the genitive case do?
Show something is ‘of’ something else for example the dog of the girl
Genitive case endings
-ae, -i, -is, -ārum, ōrum, -um
What is the dative case used for?
Used to mean ‘to’ or ‘for’ like the daughter gave money to her father
Dative case endings
-ae, -o, -I, -is, -is, -ibus
Use of the ablative case
Means by with from an is used after prepositions
Adverbs end in
-ē and -ter like fortiter
Define sum
I am
Es
You are
Est
He/she is
Sumus
We are
Estis
You pl are
Sunt
They are