Latin Verbs and Endings Flashcards by Natalie Dolan | Brainscape

Q

you are (singular)

A

es

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2nd person plural present verb ending (you)

A

-tis

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1st person singular present verb ending (I)

A

-o

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3rd person plural present verb ending (they)

A

-nt

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he/she/it is

A

est

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we are

A

sumus

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2nd person singular present verb ending (you)

A

-s

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you are (plural)

A

estis

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they are

A

sunt

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to be able

A

posse

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I am able

A

possum

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he/she/it is able

A

potest

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you are able (singular)

A

potes

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1st person plural present verb ending (we)

A

-mus

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they are able

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possunt

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Nominative Case is used for ______ and ______.

A

subjects and complements

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Accusative Case is used for ______ and ______.

A

DO and OP

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Ablative Case is used for ______.

A

OP

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Vocative Case is used for ______.

A

direct address

Q

to be

A

esse

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you are able (plural)

A

potestis

Q

3rd person singular present verb ending (he/she/it)

A

-t

Q

we are able

A

possumus

Q

I am

A

sum