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HLS First Form Latin
Lesson 19
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Unus, a, um | one |
| duo | two |
| tres | three |
| quattuor | four |
| quinque | five |
| sex | six |
| septem | seven |
| octo | eight |
| novem | nine |
| decem | ten |
| primus, a, um | first |
| secundus, a, um | second |
| tertius, a, um | third |
| quartus, a, um | fourth |
| quintus, a, um | fifth |
| sextus, a, um | sixth |
| septimus, a, um | seventh |
| octavus, a, um | eighth |
| nonus, a, um | ninth |
| decimus, a, um | tenth |
| Quattuor anni tempora | The four seasons of the year |
| Cardinal | most important |
| Ordinal | order things in a series |
| A sentence is divided into two main parts: | subject and predicate |
| The subjects: | is who or what the sentence is about |
| The predicate: | contains the verb and tells something about the subject |
| A predicate adjective is: | an adjective that follows a linking verb, describes the subject and is in the nominative case |
| A predicate nominative is: | a noun that follows a linking verb, renames the subject, and is in the nominative case. |
| nominative | subject |
| The "to be" verb, sum, shows: | existence not action. |
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