Caput I Formative Quick Review

Caput I Formative Quick Review

Poll

How ready are you feeling for this test?

• Not at all ready

• Not ready but not NOT ready

• kinda ready

• pretty ready

• I could take the test right now; I'm so ready!

Parts of Speech

• Noun - person, place, thing, idea

• Adjective - describes noun
  

• Verb - used for actions/states of being
  

• Adverb - describes verb, adjective or other adverbs

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A(n)

is used to describe a verb, adjective or adverb.

Parts of Speech (cont.)

• Pronoun - replaces a noun

• Preposition - shows placement or relationship between nouns
  

• Conjunction - connects words or clauses

• Interjection - demonstrates emotion or spontaneous reaction

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A(n)

can be used to join words or clauses.

Case Uses

• Nominative - "subject"
  Used for the "doer" of the action

• Accusative - "direct object"
  Used for the "receiver" of the action
  

• Ablative - "object of the preposition"
  Follows a preposition

Multiple Choice

What case is used for the subject?

• Accusative

• Nominative

• Ablative

• None of these

Case Endings

• Nominative
  singular - a
  plural - ae

• Accusative
  singular - am
  plural - as

• Ablative
  singular - ā
  plural - īs

Multiple Choice

What ending set should I use if there was a preposition in front of the word?

• ā / īs

• am / as

• a / ae

• none of these

Singular Verbs vs. Plural Verbs

• If my subject is singular (ends in -a), my verb should end in -t

• If my subject is plural (ends in -ae), my verb should end in -nt

Multiple Select

If the subject of my sentence is "vaccae," which of the following verbs could possibly also fit in the sentence? (select all that apply)

• habitant

• est

• sunt

• spectat

• dant