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What are the Present Active Indicative endings?
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What is the Present Passive Indicative for the first conjugation?
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or
ris, -re
tur
mur
mini
ntur |
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What are the Future Active Indicative endings?
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bo
bis
bit
bimus
bitis
bunt |
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What are the Future Passive Indicative endings?
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bor
beris, -re
bitur
bimus
bimini
buntur |
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What are the Imperfect Active Indicative endings?
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bam
bas
bat
bamus
batis
bant |
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What are the Imperfect Passive Indicative endings?
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bar
baris
batur
barmur
bamini
bantur |
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What are the Perfect Active Indicative endings?
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vi
visti
vit
vimus
vitis
vunt, -ere
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What are the Perfect Passive Indicative endings?
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sum
es
est
sumus
estis
sunt |
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What are the Pluperfect Active Indicative endings?
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eram
eras
erat
eramus
eratis
erant |
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What are the Pluperfect Passive Indicative endings?
(conjugate all forms of erat) |
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Definition
eram
eras
erat
eramus
eratis
erant |
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What are the Future Perfect Active Indicative endings?
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ero
eris
erit
erimus
eritis
erint |
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What are the Future Perfect Passive Indicative endings?
(conjugate all forms of ero) |
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Definition
ero
eris
erit
erimus
eritis
erunt |
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| How do you identify nouns and adjectives that go together? |
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they will be the same case gender and number generally
typically will end with the same thing
the tricky part is that they can be separated |
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| What are the conjugations of singular and plural first declension nouns? |
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Singular
a
ae
ae
am
a
a
Plural
ae
arum
is
as
is
ae |
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| What are the conjugations for singular and plural second declension nouns? |
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Singular
us,os,er,r,um
i
o
um, on
o
e,er,um
Plural
i,a
orum
is
os, a
is
i,a |
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| What are the conjugations for singular and plural nouns in the third declension? |
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Definition
Singular
is,es,er,e
is
i
em,em,im,e
e,e,i
is,es,er,e
Plural
es,a,ia
um,ium
ibus
is,es,is,es,a,ia
ibus
es,a,ia |
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| What are the conjugations for singular and plural nouns in the fourth declension? |
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Definition
Singular
us,u
u
ui,u,u
um,u
u
us,u
Plural
us,ua
uum
ibus, ubus
us, ua
ibus, ubus
us,ua |
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| What are the conjugations for singular and plural nouns in the fifth declension? |
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Definition
Singular
es
ei,ei
ei,ei
em
e
es
Plural
es
erum
ebus
es
ebus
es |
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| a gerund is a verbal noun, present, active, translated into ing, present, stem + nd +endings, only neuter, only singular, lack a nominative |
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| verbal adjecive, future, passive, translated to must/should/about to be _d, stem + nd + endings, all genders, both singular and plural, occurs in all cases, + sum is obligation, DO |
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| What is an indirect statement? |
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| a noun or pronoun in the accusative case and an infinitive form of a verb, head verb |
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| repetition of the same letter or sound |
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| repetition of the same words at the beginning of the successive clauses |
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| a sudden break from the previous method of discourse and an addressing in the second person, of some person or object, absent or present |
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| repetition of the same vowel sound |
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| an omission of conjunctions |
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| interlocking word order ABBA |
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| the omission of a word or words which are obviously understood, but must be supplied to make the expression grammatically complete |
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| Transposition or dislocation of a word |
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| exaggeration for rhetorical effect |
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| What is a hysteron-proteron |
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inversion of sequence
(last first) |
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| the placement of two opposites next to each other for heightened effect |
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understatement
use of an expression by which more is meant than meets the ear
common with a negative |
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| the substitution of one word for another which it suggests |
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| the use of too many conjunctions |
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interlocked word order
ABAB |
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| the same word in different grammatical forms |
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| What meter is Horace's Ode 1.11 in? |
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Definition
choliambic
limping iambic |
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Term
| What is the meaning behind Leuconoe's poem? |
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Definition
do not meddle upon which is not yours
do not question the gods
seize the day |
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| What meter is the multas per gentes poem in? |
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| Who wrote the multas per gentes poem? |
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| Verona Italy, born in 84 BC, died not long after 54 BC, meaning behind poems varies widely |
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| a lyric, son of a freedman, Venusia, patronage of Maecenas, friends with Vergil and Emperor Augustus |
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| Why did Catullus use the word frater three times? |
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Definition
ritualistic
gives the poem structure |
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| What is multas per gentes about? |
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Definition
| a man going to see his brothers ashes |
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| What is Ovid's Ars Amatoria about? |
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| wearing a girl down because eventually she will read the love letters |
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| What kind of poem is Ovid's Ars Amatoria? |
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| What genre is the Phaedrus poem? |
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