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Castra oppugnat.
Henle Latin Lessons 9-11
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Castra oppugnat.
I praise the camp.
They prepare for war.
He is attacking the camp.
They attack the camp.
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enim
M & M
for
from
energy
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Marīa sē nōn laudat.
He does not praise Mary.
They praise Mary.
Maria does not praise herself.
Mary praises herself.
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aliēnus
unfavorable
place
all in
unwelcome
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winter quarters
winterus quarterus
vulnus cupidus
centuriōnis
hīberna
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Servī propter metum dominum monēbunt.
On account of fear the slaves will warn the master.
The servants will fear the money on account of God.
On account of fear the slave will warn the masters.
The slaves give money on account of their fear.
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Which contains a derivative of "mors, mortis"
Mortal Combat
Moral decisions
Morton salt
May I have some more, please?
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paramus
I prepare
They part
We prepare
He parachutes
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vidēo
vidare, vidi, visus
vidire, vidavi, visus
videre, vidavi, vidatus
vidēre, vīdī, vīsus
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The fourth principle part of a Latin verb is
The first person singular perfect indicative active
The present infinitive active
The first person singular present indicative active
The perfect participle passive
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cūr
cure
curb
who
why
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vocabis
You will call
Your vocals
a vocation
You call
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ego, meī
we
I
you
he
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The first principle part of a Latin verb is
the first person singular present indicative avtive
the perfect participle active
the first person singular perfect indicative active
the present infinitive active
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Chrīstiānī bonī prō frātribus ōrābat.
The good Christians were praying for the brother.
Good Christians were praying for their brothers.
The Christian is good to pray for the brothers.
The brother praises the great Christ.
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saepe
simple
often
never
simple
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Altus mōns collēs superābat.
A high mountain rises above the hills.
A high hill rises above the mountains.
Superman collects tall mountains.
A tall monument collects supermen.
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pugnō
I attack
You push
He fights
I fight
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nōs, nostrī
he
you
we
I
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centuriō
a penny
a century
a number
a centurion
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How many principle parts do Latin verbs have?
4
2
1
5
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quis
where
when
why
who
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What is a derivative of "locus?"
loco
lots
location
locust
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Dō
a deer, a female deer
He gave
I make
I give
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Occupo
occupāre, occupāvī, occupātus
occupēre, occupuxi, occupuctus
occupere, occupui, occupitus
occupīre, occupīvī, occupītus
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suī
himself
themselves
herself
all of the above
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They pray for their friends.
Prō amīcī ōrat.
Prō amīcīs ōrat.
Prō amīcīs ōrant.
Deum laudāt.
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Eī sē laudabant.
He praised himself.
I praised myself.
They were praising themselves.
You praised yourself.
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The second principle part of a Latin verb is
the present infinitive active
the first person singular present indicative active
the first person singular perfect indicative active
the perfect participle passive
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What part of speech is "interim?"
preposition
noun
adverb
adjective
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etiam
always
altogether
a lot
also
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Portabimus
I will carry
We will transport
He carries
We will carry
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Superabat
I conquer
He flew
He conquered
I conquered
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A finite verb agrees with its subject in
past and present
number and gender
gender and person
person and number
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Omnēs hominēs vulnera et mortem timent.
All men fear wounds and morals.
All men fear wounds and death.
The old man is vulnerable and will die in time.
All wounds hurt and kill in time.
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The third principle part of a Latin verb is
the perfect participle passive
the first person singular present indicative active
the first person singular perfect indicative active
the present infinitive active
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Laudo
I attack
I pray
I get ready
I praise
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numerus
numb
a number
humerus
numerous
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Ōrō
I pray
I order
I eat
oreo
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What part of speech is "ubī?"
verb
pronoun
adverb
noun
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quid
when
why
what
where
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Oppugno
I prepare
I occupy
A pug dog
I seize
