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Presentation Exercise: Chapter 1 Match the English sound on the right to the bolded and underlined letter in the Latin words on the left. Some English sounds on the right may be used twice. ______ 1. c upidus a. aah ______ 2. g erit b.

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Presentation Exercise: Chapter 1

Match the English sound on the right to the bolded and underlined letter in the Latin words on the left. Some English sounds on the right may be used twice. ______ 1. cupidus

a. “aah”

______ 2. gerit

b. “ay” (as in “say”)

______ 3. natio

c. “aye”

______ 4. video

d. “ee”

______ 5. Calchis

e. hard /g/

______ 6. iacit

f. (hard) /k/

______ 7. ārā

g. “oi”

______ 8. vērē

h. “oo” (as in “too”)

______ 9. venīre

i. “oo-ee”

______ 10. versūs

j. “ow”

______ 11. saepe

k. hard /t/

______ 12. aut

l. /w/

______ 13. Oedipus

m. /y/

______ 14. sui Circle the verbs and underline the subjects in the following sentences: The students completed their homework. Friends stick together. The Romans conquered Gaul. I came, I saw, I conquered. The teacher had a friend. We got into trouble. The farmer will save me. Why are you just sitting there?

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2 List what the five essential grammatical terms used in reference to verbs indicate:

1. Mood:
2. Tense:
3. Voice:
4. Person:
5. Number:

What are the two definitions of the term “conjugation”?

1. ____________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________

What information do the three elements of a present-tense verb in Latin indicate?

1. Base:
2. Thematic Vowel:
3. Personal Ending:

True or False. Personal endings cannot be attached to infinitives. Finite verbs serve as __________________________________________________________.

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3 Give the person and number of the following forms: I ___________________ we you _ y’all _ he/she/it _ they _ Give the Latin verb endings equivalent to the following persons/numbers: I ___ we you _ ya’ll _ he/she/it _ they _________ True or False. Latin verbs require pronouns like “I” or “you” to indicate person and number. Conjugate and translate the Latin verb amo in the present tense: SINGULAR Latin Form Translations (3) 1st _ __________________________________ 2nd _ __________________________________ 3rd _ __________________________________ PLURAL Latin Form Translations (3) 1st _ __________________________________ 2nd _ __________________________________ 3rd _ __________________________________________

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4 Conjugate the Latin verb habeo in the present tense: SINGULAR Latin Form Translations (3) 1st _ __________________________ 2nd _ __________________________________ 3rd _ __________________________________ PLURAL Latin Form Translations (3) 1st _ __________________________________ 2nd _ __________________________________ 3rd _ ________________________ With what word do all English infinitives begin? _ What is the infinitive ending in Latin? Imperative verb forms indicate __________. What are the imperative endings in Latin? Singular _ Plural _______________

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5 VOCABULARY Complete the information about the vocabulary items discussed in the presentation. For OTHER INFORMATION, include elements such as the word’s base (if it is a verb). WORD MEANING/S OTHER INFORMATION ME: NIHIL: NON: SAEPE: SI: AMO: COGITO: DEBEO: DO: LAUDO: MONEO: SERVO: CONSERVO: VALEO: VIDEO: VOCO: QUID: ERRO: ________________