Stage 11: Special Verbs Recap Lesson

The characteristic of a noun that tells you WHETHER IT'S SINGULAR OR PLURAL

The characteristic of a noun that tells you HOW IT IS BEING USED IN THE SENTENCE

The characteristic of a noun that tells you WHAT FAMILY OF ENDINGS THE NOUN USES

The characteristic of a noun that tells you IF IT'S A PERSON, PLACE, OR THING

subjects

direct objects

indirect objects

possession

subjects

direct objects

indirect objects

possession

subjects

direct objects

indirect objects

possession

-um

-ēs

-ōs

-ae

favet: favit

placet: placuit

credit: credidit

quaerit: quaesivit

favet = supports

credit = trusts, believes

placet = pleases

favet = trusts, believes

credit = supports

placet = pleases

favet = pleases

credit = trusts, believes

placet = supports

favet = pleases

credit = supports

placet = trusts, believes

agricolae Luciō favent.

agricolae Luciō favet.

agricolae Lucium favent.

agricolae Lucium favet.

cena nobis placet.

cena nos placet.

cena nobis favet.

cena nos favet.

iudex Hermogenī non credidit.

iudex Hermogenem non credidit.

iudex Hermogenī non credit.

iudex Hermogenem non credit.

nos magnum clamorem audimus.

nos magnō clamorī audimus.

nos magnum clamorem audiunt.

nos magnō clamorī audiunt.