HW: Preread scaena II Today…we will reread scaena I, act out verbs, answer questions, complete exercises 1 and 2.

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HW: Preread scaena II Today…we will reread scaena I, act out verbs, answer questions, complete exercises 1 and 2

Interroganda: scaena I 1. Quae sunt personae in scaena prima? Marcus, Iulia, Quintusque sunt personae in scaena prima. 2. Quae est laeta? Iulia est laeta. 3. Quis est iratus? Marcus est iratus! 4. Quae cantat? Iulia cantat

5. Quis Iuliam pulsat? Marcus Iuliam pulsat. 6. Quis ridet? Marcus ridet? 8. Quae plorat? Iulia plorat 9. Quis Marcum pulsat? Quintus Marcum pulsat. 10. Quae Aemiliam vocat? Iulia Ameliam vocat.

Exercitium primum 1. In scaena prima sunt tres personae: Iulia, Marcus, Quintus. 2. Iulia cantat: “Lalla, lalla!” Iulia laeta est. 3. Marcus laetus non est, Marcus iratus est. 4. Marcus Iuliam pulsat. 5. Iam Iulia non cantat, sed plorat. 6. Marcus ridet: “Hahahae!” 7. Iulia: “Ubi est mater?” Iulia Aemiliam non videt.

Exercitium primum 8. Iulia Ameliam vocat: “Mamma!” 9. Amelia venit.

HW: Preread lesson 2 (log) Now: please reread lesson 1 of Cap. 3 silently or quietly aloud Please take out your HW (Ex. 1)

Cantat; laeta

Iulia Cantat; Iulia ______ est.

Marcus iratus est!

Pulsat Marcus Iuliam ______.

plorat

Ridet

VIDET Quintus Marcum _____. Marcus Quintum non ______. Marcus Quintus

Quintus marcum pulsat.

IAM marcus non ridet

Vocat Iulia Aemiliam ________.

Subjects Marcus Iuliam pulsat. Quintus Marcum videt. Iulia Aemiliam vocat. What is a subjects relationship to a verb in the setence? “Do verb, carry out actions of verbs, etc.”

DIRECT OBJECTS Marcus Iuliam pulsat. Aemiliam Iulia vocat. Marcus Quintum quoque pulsat. What is a direct object’s relationship to the verb? “The “target” of the verb, receives the action of the verb, the person or thing that has the verb done to it.”

Iulium Aemilia vocat. Aemilia Iulium pulsat. Marcus Aemiliam pulsat Iulium Aemilia vocat. Aemilia Iulium pulsat. Marcus Aemiliam pulsat. Marcum Aemilia videt.

Do ex. 2 in your Ex. book

III. Genitivus sing. Et plur. Genitivus singularis et pluralis Sing: -i/ae Plural: -orum/arum Iulius pater Marc_____ est. Marcus est filius Iuli______ et Aemili________. Medus servus Iuli_____ est: Iulius est dominus serv____. Iulius dominus mult__________ serv____________. Numerus serv_____________ est centum. Aemilia est domina mult_____________ ancill______________. Numerus serv______________ et ancill_________________ magnus est. Numerus liber______________ est tres.

IV. Maybe Gentivus Fill in the blank (Maybe genitive, maybe not) Medus serv____ Graec_______ est. Delia est ancill_______ Graec_________. Spart est oppid_______ Graec________. Delia et Syra sunt ancill________ Graec_______. Aemilia est domina Syr_________ et Deli__________. Aemilia est domina multarum ancill________________.