Noun-Adjective Agreement

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How do nouns and adjectives have to agree?

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Gender, Number, and Case

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Form the noun-adjective pair: happy girls (feminine, plural, accusative)

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laetas puellas

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Form the noun-adjective pair: angry boy (masculine, singular, nominative)

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iratus puer

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Form the noun-adjective pair: many mothers (feminine, plural, ablative)

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multis matribus

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Choose the noun-adjective pair that does NOT agree: multorum patrum, omnes puellae, bona matrem, nova villae

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bona matrem

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Choose the noun-adjective pair that DOES agree: omnibus puellis, laetos pater, magnam plaustrum, multarum feminae

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omnibus puellis

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Translate into English: Tres servi onera magna in multis plaustris ferebant.

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Three slaves were carrying big loads in many wagons.

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Translate into Latin: Now all the men are walking into the big country house.

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Iam omnes viri in magnam villam ambulant.

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Translate into Latin: The happy father was giving a dog to the good daughter.

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Laetus pater canes bonae filiae dabat.

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Translate into English: Amicae defessi sub arbore magna sedebant quod dies calidus erat.

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The tired friends were sitting under a big tree because the day was warm.