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Quote of the Day: Ditat Deus “God Enriches” Arizona State Motto
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Review: Animalia, Partēs Corporis, et Numerī
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Mini Quiz
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Grammar Concepts Number: Singular & Plural Gender: Masculine & Feminine Verb Endings: Person
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Number: Singular & Plural Nouns and adjectives in Latin have different endings when they are singular than when they are plural Some patterns: SingularPlural -a-ae -us-ī _______-ēs
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Gender: Masculine & Feminine Every noun in Latin has a gender, either masculine or feminine (or neuter) Sometimes the endings of the noun can tell you what gender it is, but not always (-us is usually masculine, -a is usually feminine) Adjectives MUST have the same gender as the noun they are describing, so they will usually have different endings for each gender (laetus/laeta)
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Verb Endings: Person The endings of Latin verbs give us the Person (tell us WHO is doing the action) So far we have learned sum, est, and sunt. These are all forms of the Latin word “to be” PersonSingularPlural 1 st I -o/-m We -mus 2 nd You -s You (all) -tis 3 rd He/She/It -t They -nt
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