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Chapter 2 Agenda
Great Courses Latin 101 Learning a Classical language Chapter 2 Agenda
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| In a verb chart, conjugate the verb agō in the present tense active indicative | ______Singular______|_____Plural_______ {1}___agō___________|_____agimus_____ [2]___agis___________|____agist_________ [3]___agit___________|____agunt________ |
| In a verb chart, provide the personal endings of the Latin verb in the Present tense active voice. | _____Singular______|_____Plural_______ {1}___-ō / -m_______|_____-mus________ [2]____-s___________|______-tis__________ [3]____-t___________|______-nt________ |
| Crate a verb chart for the verb vincō and conjugate in the present active indicative. | _____Singular______|_____Plural__________ {1}___vincō________|_____vincimus_______ [2]___vincis________|_____vincitis_________ [3]___vincit________|_____vincunt_________ |
| Create a verb chart for the verb pōnō and conjugate in the present active indicative. | _____Singular______|_____Plural__________ {1}___pōnō________|_____pōnimus_______ [2]___pōnis________|_____pōnitis_________ [3]___pōnit________|_____pōnunt_________ |
| Create a verb chart for the verb bibō and conjugate in the present active indicative. | _____Singular______|_____Plural__________ {1}___bibō_________|_____bibimus_______ [2]___bibis_________|_____bibitis_________ [3]___bibit_________|_____bibunt_________ |
| Translate: Edisne cibum? | Are you eating (do you eat) the food? |
| Translate: Cibum edimus et vīnum bibimus. | We eat (are eating / do eat) the food and drink (are drinking / do drink) the wine. |
| Translate: Servum vendō. | I sell (am selling / do sell) the slave. |
| Translate: Vince, Caesar. | Conquer, Caesar! |
| Translate: Dicite, mulierēs! | Speak, women! |
| Translate: Caesar bellum agit. | Caesar wages (is waging / does wage) war. |
| Translate: Caesar flōrēs caedit. | Caesar cuts (is cutting / does cut) the flowers. |
| Translate: Mīlitēs flōrēs caedunt. | The soldiers cut (are cutting / do cut) the flowers. |
| Translate: Pōnite flōrēs, mīlitēs, et vincite! | Put away the flowers, soldiers, and conquer! |
| Translate: Mīlitēs cibum edunt. | The soldeiers eat (are eating / do eat) the food. |
| Translate: to say | dicere |
| Translate: Put away! (singular) | Pōne. |
| Translate: Put away! (plural) | Pōnite. |
| Translate: to drink | bibere |
| Translate: Eat! (plural) | Edite. |
| Translate: We sell. | Vendimus. |
| Translate: to drive | agere |
| Translate: She is driving. | Agit. |
| Translate: Drive! (singular) | Age. |
| Translate: to conquer | vincere |
| Translate: They are conquering. | Vincunt. |
| Translate: They drink. | Bibunt. |
| Translate: We are cutting. | Caedimus. |
| Translate: Are you (singular) cutting? | Caedisne. |
| Translate: You (plural) eat. | Editis. |