Grammar Chp. 7

Question 1

When do you use the reflexive?

Answer 1

When it refers back to the SUBJECT. If it refers to anything other than the SUBJECT then use the pronouns Eum/eam/eos/eas

Question 2

Num

Answer 2

A question introduced with this word calls for a negative answer “no”

Question 3

Nonne

Answer 3

A question introduced by this word calls for a positive answer “yes”

Question 4

Demonstrative pronoun meaning “this” for male, female, neuter

Answer 4

Hic -male
Haec -female
Hoc -neuter

Question 5

The interrogative and relative pronoun for the dative case

Answer 5

Cui

Question 6

Recall: interrogative words /pronouns

Answer 6

Quis? Quid?
Ubi?
Quot? 
Cur?
Unde?
Quo?
-ne?
Nonne?
Num?

Question 7

Reflexive pronoun

Answer 7

Is used when referring to the subject in the same sentence; “se” is called the reflexive pronoun. Reflexive means it bends back towards the sentence

Question 8

Imperative of est

Answer 8

Es!

Question 9

Dative endings for male, singular and plural

Answer 9

• o

- is

Question 10

Dative endings for female, singular and plural

Answer 10

• ae

- is

Question 11

Demonstrative pronouns for masculine, feminine and neuter

Answer 11

Hic, haec, hoc

Question 12

Plural for salve

Answer 12

Salvete

Question 13

Plenus means full OF….so it follows with which case?

Answer 13

Genitive

Question 14

Et et

Answer 14

Both and

Question 15

Neque neque

Answer 15

Neither nor

Question 16

Non solum, send etiam

Answer 16

Not only, but also

Question 17

Quis? Quid?

Answer 17

Who? What?

Question 18

Ubi?

Answer 18

Where? In what place?

Question 19

Quot

Answer 19

How many?

Question 20

Cur?

Answer 20

Why?

Question 21

Unde?

Answer 21

Whence? From what place?

Question 22

Quo?

Answer 22

Where? To what place?

Question 23

-ne?

Answer 23

Asks a question with no expectation

Question 24

Nonne?

Answer 24

Expects a yes answer

Question 25

Num?

Answer 25

Expects a no answer

Question 26

Plenus means what and uses what case with its noun?

Answer 26

Means “full of” and so it will invoke the genitive case