Grammar Chp. 4

Question 1

2nd verb conjugation

Answer 1

E verbs, stems ending in e; tace, vide, habe.

Question 2

3rd conjugation

Answer 2

Consonant verbs, with stems ending in a consonant: pon, sum, disced.

Question 3

4th verb conjugation

Answer 3

I-verb, with stems ending in -I: veni, Audi, dormi

Question 4

Imperative

Answer 4

Form of verb that gives orders. Consists of the shortest form of the verb, so: veni! Voca! Tace!

When the verb end in a consonant (Ponit, sumit, Discedit) then the it becomes an -e. These verbs are transitive

Question 5

Possessive adjectives

Answer 5

Tuus, meus, suus,

Question 6

Possessive adjectives for his or his own. Also the difference between (his) and (his own)

Answer 6

Eius and suus. Eius is used when the object does not belong to the subject, suus is used when the object belongs to the subject.

Question 7

Vocative

Answer 7

When one person uses another’s name as a form of address. The case of calling.

Will be the same as nominative, except when it is a masculine noun ending in -us. Then it does to -e

Question 8

Nominative of him (eum)

Answer 8

Is, which means his

Question 9

Indicative

Answer 9

Makes a statement or asks a question

Question 10

Accusative

Answer 10

Case of the direct object: Marcus davum pulsat.

Question 11

1st verb conjugation

Answer 11

A-verbs, stems ending in a: voca, canta, pulsa.

Question 12

What do the third conjugation verbs end with in the singular imperative case?

Answer 12

-e