Imperatives and Vocatives Latin IA

Stāte in foro!

• stand (plural) in the forum!
• stand (singular) in the forum!
• sit (singular) in the forum!
• sit (plural) in the forum!

Sedē in foro!

• stand (plural) in the forum!
• stand (singular) in the forum!
• sit (singular) in the forum!
• sit (plural) in the forum!

Nolite vulnerare me!

• Don't wound me (plural)!
• Don't wound me (singular)!
• Wound me (singular)!
• Wound me (plural)!

Tags

CCSS.L.1.1J

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.K.1D

Liberā liberos!

• Free (singular) the children!
• Free (plural) the children!
• Capture (singular) the children!
• Capture (plural) the children!

Prohibē bellum!

• Stop war!
• Stop help!
• Stop the battle!
• Stop the fight!

Marce, respondē mihi!

• Marcus
• of Marcus
• with Marcus
• to Marcus

Filiae, semper sedete in ludo!

What case is Filiae in?

• vocative, because it's direct address

• genitive, because it's showing possession

• nominative, because it's the subject

• ablative, because it's an O.P.

Filiae, semper sedēte in ludo!

What mood is sedete in?

• imperative

• indicative

• subjunctive

• infinitve

Semper puer iin viā ludebant.

• however

• always

• there

• because

Puella erat laeta quod vita erat bona.

• however

• always

• there

• because