RTL I grammar discussion

Road to Latin Chapter I discussion

Please write the notes in your notebook while you take this Quizizz.

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​Chapter I grammar discussion

​Please write the sentence
"puella est discipula."

Multiple Choice

puella est discipula.

• The girl is a student.

• The girls are students.

• The windows are open.

​When there is only one person or thing, this is called SINGULAR.
In your notebook, please write "singular = one."

Multiple Choice

puella est discipula.

• singular

• plural

When a person or thing is the DO-ER of action, the word is called NOMINATIVE. Please write "nominative = do-er of action" in your notebook.

Multiple Choice

nominative means...

• the do-er of action.

• the receiver of action.

puella est discipula.

In this sentence you wrote, please circle the "a" at the end of puella and discipula.
This ending means that the words are SINGULAR and NOMINATIVE.

Multiple Select

"puella" is...

(Please choose TWO answers.)

• singular

• plural

• nominative

• accusative

Fill in the Blanks

What letter is at the end of "puella" and "discipula" when these words are singular and nominative?

Multiple Select

"discipula" is...

(Please choose TWO answers.)

• singular

• plural

• nominative

• accusative

Multiple Choice

When a word is in the nominative case, that person or thing is the...

• do-er of action

• receiver of action

​Please write the sentence "puellae sunt discipulae."

Multiple Choice

puellae sunt discipulae.

• The girl is a student.

• The girls are students.

• The door is closed.

When there is more than one person or thing, this is called PLURAL.
Please write
"plural = more than one" in your notebook.

Multiple Choice

puellae sunt discipulae.

• singular

• plural

puellae sunt discipulae.

In this sentence you wrote, please circle the "ae" at the end of puellae and discipulae.
This ending means that the words are
PLURAL and NOMINATIVE.

Multiple Select

puellae sunt discipulae.

Please choose TWO answers.

• singular

• plural

• nominative

Fill in the Blanks

"puellae sunt discipulae."

What ending shows that "girls" and "students" are plural? Please type the two letters.

When the persons or things are PLURAL and NOMINATIVE.
puellae sunt discipulae.

​sunt = are

When the person or thing is SINGULAR and NOMINATIVE.
puella est discipula.

est = is

EST and SUNT

Fill in the Blanks

The girl is a student.

puella

discipula.

Please type the word that goes in the blank.

Fill in the Blanks

The girls are students.

puellae

discipulae.

Please type the word that goes in the blank.

Fill in the Blanks

Discipulae 

Iūlia et Cornēlia.

Fill in the Blanks

The chair is not big.

Sella nōn

magna.

Fill in the Blanks

The window is open.

Fenestra aperta

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(notice that the words can be in any order, and the sentence means the same thing.)

bene! Now please quietly review your vocabulary words in your notebook. Please remain seated and wait quietly to be invited to put away your laptop and notebook.