LNM 1 Chapter 1 Textbook and Exercises - Student

Recognize parts of speech for both English and Latin words.

Define the terms declension, gender, number, and case.

Memorize all Latin verb conjugations.

Recall the basic details and explain the significance of the story of Romulus and Remus.

Romulus and Remus

Hercules and Icarus

Julius Caesar and Augustus

Aeneas and Anchises

lupa

poeta

agricola

nauta

agricola

aqua

amat

curat

Conjunction

Interjection

Preposition

Noun

It helps identify the subject and direct object in sentences.

It is only useful for translating English to Latin.

It is not important for basic sentence comprehension.

It only applies to verbs, not nouns.

Rhea Silvia Romulum et Remum curat.

Amulius ad aquam ambulat.

Mars Romulum et Remum in aquam ponit.

Lupa Rheam Silviam curat.

Removing the ending from the noun’s genitive singular form

Adding the ending to the noun’s nominative singular form

Using the dative plural form

Looking at the verb in the sentence

They end with the vowel 'a' at or near the end of the word.

They are always masculine in gender.

They are always neuter in gender.

They end with the vowel 'o' at or near the end of the word.

Indicative

Nominative

Genitive

Ablative

Dative and Ablative

Nominative and Genitive

Accusative and Genitive

Nominative and Accusative

-a (singular), -ae (plural)

-ae (singular), -a (plural)

-am (singular), -as (plural)

-um (singular), -i (plural)