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How is Latin’s nominative case expressed in English?

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by placing the noun before the verb

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How is Latin’s accusative case expressed in English?

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by placing the noun after the verb

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How is Latin’s genitive case expressed in English?

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with the word of or with ’s

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How is Latin’s dative case expressed in English?

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with the words to or for

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How is Latin’s ablative case expressed in English?

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with the words by, with, from, in, or on

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What is the genitive singular ending of the second declension?

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ī

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What vowel do nouns of the second declension typically have?

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o

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discipulus

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the student (m) …

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discipulī

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of the student (m)

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discipulō

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to/for the student (m)

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discipulum

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… the student (m)

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discipulō

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by/with/from/in/on the student (m)

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discipulī

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the students (m) …

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discipulōrum

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of the students (m)

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discipulīs

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to/for the students (m)

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discipulōs

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… the students (m)

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discipulīs

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by/with/from/in/on the students (m)

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Mārcus est discipulus.

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Marcus is a student.

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Mārcus calamō scrībit.

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Marcus writes with a pen.

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magister librōs discipulīs dat.

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The teacher gives books to the students.

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librum bonum discipulī habent.

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The students have a good book.

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sacculus discipulī est parvus.

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The student’s bag is small.

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cape libellōs de sacculīs!

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Get (your) notebooks out of (your) bags!

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discipulī pēnsum in mūrō pōnunt.

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The students put (their) homework on the wall.

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discipulīne capillum longum habent?
Do (male) students have long hair?
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cuius colōris sunt oculī tuī?
What color are your eyes?
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parvumne habeō nāsum?
Do I have a small nose?
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What is the first neuter rule?
In neuter nouns, the nominative and accusative forms are the same.
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What is the second neuter rule?
In neuter nouns the nominative and accusative plural forms end in -a.
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graphium
the pencil ...
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graphiī
of the pencil
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graphiō
to/for the pencil
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graphium
... the pencil
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graphiō
by/with/from/in/on the pencil
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graphia
the pencils ...
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graphiōrum
of the pencils
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graphiīs
to/for the pencils
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graphia
... the pencils
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graphiīs
by/with/from/in/on the pencils
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graphium est bonum.
The pencil is good.
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discipulī per ōstium ineunt.
The students come in through the door.
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duo folia ex libellō capite!
Take two sheets of paper out of your notebook!
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in crastīnum indicium habēmus.
We have a quiz tomorrow.
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tempus hōrologiō scīmus.
We know the time by (means of) the clock.
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Quīntilis est mēnsis in kalendāriō Rōmānō.
Quintilis is a month on the Roman calendar.
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pōnite hoc in integūmenta vestra!
Put this into y'all's folders!
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ea virōs bene movet bracchiīs fortibus.
She impressed the men with (her) strong arms.
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numquam dat magister pēnsum.
The teacher never gives homework.
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color receptāculōrum est caeruleus.
The color of the waste baskets is blue.
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by placing the noun before the verb
How is Latin's nominative case expressed in English?
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by placing the noun after the verb
How is Latin's accusative case expressed in English?
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with the word *of* or with *'s*
How is Latin's genitive case expressed in English?
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with the words *to* or *for*
How is Latin's dative case expressed in English?
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with the words *by*, *with*, *from*, *in*, or *on*
How is Latin's ablative case expressed in English?
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ī
What is the genitive singular ending of the second declension?
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o
What vowel do nouns of the second declension typically have?
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the student (m) ...
discipulus
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of the student (m)
discipulī
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to/for the student (m)
discipulō
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... the student (m)
discipulum
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by/with/from/in/on the student (m)
discipulō
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the students (m) ...
discipulī
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of the students (m)
discipulōrum
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to/for the students (m)
discipulīs
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... the students (m)
discipulōs
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by/with/from/in/on the students (m)
discipulīs
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Marcus is a student.
Mārcus est discipulus.
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Marcus writes with a pen.
Mārcus calamō scrībit.
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The teacher gives books to the students.
magister librōs discipulīs dat.
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The students have a good book.
librum bonum discipulī habent.
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The student's bag is small.
sacculus discipulī est parvus.
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Get (your) notebooks out of (your) bags!
cape libellōs de sacculīs!
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The students put (their) homework on the wall.
discipulī pēnsum in mūrō pōnunt.
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Do (male) students have long hair?
discipulīne capillum longum habent?
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What color are your eyes?
cuius colōris sunt oculī tuī?
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Do I have a small nose?
parvumne habeō nāsum?
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In neuter nouns, the nominative and accusative forms are the same.
What is the first neuter rule?
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In neuter nouns the nominative and accusative plural forms end in -a.
What is the second neuter rule?
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the pencil ...
graphium
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of the pencil
graphiī
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to/for the pencil
graphiō
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... the pencil
graphium
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by/with/from/in/on the pencil
graphiō
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the pencils ...
graphia
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of the pencils
graphiōrum
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to/for the pencils
graphiīs
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... the pencils
graphia
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by/with/from/in/on the pencils
graphiīs
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The pencil is good.
graphium est bonum.
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The students come in through the door.
discipulī per ōstium ineunt.
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Take two sheets of paper out of your notebook!
duo folia ex libellō capite!
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We have a quiz tomorrow.
in crastīnum indicium habēmus.
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We know the time by (means of) the clock.
tempus hōrologiō scīmus.
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Quintilis is a month on the Roman calendar.
Quīntilis est mēnsis in kalendāriō Rōmānō.
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Put this into y'all's folders!
pōnite hoc in integūmenta vestra!
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She impressed the men with (her) strong arms.
ea virōs bene movet bracchiīs fortibus.
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The teacher never gives homework.
numquam dat magister pēnsum.
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The color of the waste baskets is blue.
color receptāculōrum est caeruleus.

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