
RTL I grammar discussion
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9th - 12th Grade
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Joan Crist
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Road to Latin Chapter I discussion
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Please write the notes in your notebook while you take this Quizizz.
Chapter I grammar discussion
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Please write the sentence
"puella est discipula."
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Multiple Choice
puella est discipula.
The girl is a student.
The girls are students.
The windows are open.
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When there is only one person or thing, this is called SINGULAR.
In your notebook, please write "singular = one."
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Multiple Choice
puella est discipula.
singular
plural
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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.
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Multiple Choice
nominative means...
the do-er of action.
the receiver of action.
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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.
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Multiple Select
"puella" is...
(Please choose TWO answers.)
singular
plural
nominative
accusative
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Select
"discipula" is...
(Please choose TWO answers.)
singular
plural
nominative
accusative
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Multiple Choice
When a word is in the nominative case, that person or thing is the...
do-er of action
receiver of action
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Please write the sentence "puellae sunt discipulae."
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Multiple Choice
puellae sunt discipulae.
The girl is a student.
The girls are students.
The door is closed.
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When there is more than one person or thing, this is called PLURAL.
Please write
"plural = more than one" in your notebook.
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Multiple Choice
puellae sunt discipulae.
singular
plural
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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.
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Multiple Select
puellae sunt discipulae.
Please choose TWO answers.
singular
plural
nominative
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Fill in the Blanks
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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
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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.
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