Grammar Chp. 5

Question 1

Accusative case plural feminine ending

Answer 1

-as

Question 2

Accusative

Singular m. f. n.
Plural m. f. n.

Answer 2

Um, am, um

Os, as, a

Question 3

Prepositions case what endings in nouns?

Answer 3

Ablative case.

Question 4

Ablative masculine and neuter plural and singular endings

Answer 4

O, sing.

Is, plur.

Question 5

Ablative case feminine endings for singular and plural

Answer 5

A, sing.

Is, plur.

Question 6

What ending is the same for masculine feminine and neuter and what case and number is it?

Answer 6

-is, for plural ablative case.

Question 7

Genitive pronoun for singular feminine masculine and neuter.

Answer 7

Eius Eius Eius

Question 8

Ablative masculine singular pronoun

Answer 8

Eo

Question 9

Ablative singular feminine pronoun

Answer 9

Ea

Question 10

Ablative singular neuter pronoun

Answer 10

Eo

Question 11

Plural nominative masculine pronoun

Answer 11

ii, ei

Question 12

Plural nominative feminine pronoun

Answer 12

Eae

Question 13

Plural nominative neuter pronoun

Answer 13

Ea

Question 14

Plural accusatory masculine pronoun

Answer 14

Eos

Question 15

Plural accusatory feminine pronoun

Answer 15

Eas

Question 16

Plural accusatory neuter pronoun

Answer 16

Ea

Question 17

Plural genitive masculine pronoun

Answer 17

Eorum

Question 18

Plural genitive feminine pronoun

Answer 18

Earum

Question 19

Plural genitive neuter pronoun

Answer 19

Eorum

Question 20

Ablative plural masculine pronoun

Answer 20

Eis, iis

Question 21

Plural ablative feminine pronoun

Answer 21

Eis, iis

Question 22

Plural ablative neuter pronoun

Answer 22

Eis, iis

Question 23

Indicative: When the subject is in the plural or more than one person, the verb ends in what as oppose to what?

Answer 23

Ends in “nt” as oppose to “t”

Question 24

Imperative: when two or more people are ordered to do something, the verb does not end in “i” or “e” or “a” but end in what?

Answer 24

Ends in “te”

Question 25

In consonant verbs (third conjugation), a vowel is inserted before the plural ending "te." What is this vowel in the indicative and imperative?

Answer 25

In the indicative it is "u" | In the imperative it is "i"

Question 26

Accusative case plural masculine ending

Answer 26

-os

Question 27

Apposition

Answer 27

A noun that refers to another noun and describes it in some way

Question 28

Which conjugation causes the ending of a plural indicative verb to be -unt as oppose to -nt?

Answer 28

Third consonant conjugation. The third conjugation has a short vowel before the last letter, as oppose to the last conjugation which has a long i vowel

Question 29

What conjugation of verbs in the imperative plural ends in "ite" as oppose to only "te"

Answer 29

The third conjugation verbs