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1. Noun & Adjective Declension. Fill in the following table,
using the conventional order for the six cases. Write the data for the
singular first, followed by the data for the plural. Be careful to include
long marks, as appropriate. Do not fill in boxes marked by "X".
| CASE | FUNCTION | TRANSLATION | FORM of the phrase rêx bônus | FORM of the phrase virtûs câra | FORM of the phrase corpus novum | |
| Singular | 1. | X | ||||
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| CASE | Masc. | Fem. | Neut. | Masc. | Fem. | Neut. | |
| Singular | 1. | hic | haec | hoc | is | ea | id |
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2. Verb Conjugation. Conjugate as directed. NOTE carefully which
TENSE is being requested. Be careful to include long marks, as appropriate.
Give first the Latin form, and then the English translation for that form
(e.g. laudâs would be translated "you praise").
| PRESENT ACTIVE of dûcô | TRANSLATE | PRESENT ACTIVE of audiô | TRANSLATE | |
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| FUTURE ACTIVE of dûcô | TRANSLATE | IMPERFECT ACTIVE of capiô | TRANSLATE | |
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| PERFECT ACTIVE of monêre | TRANSLATE | PLUPERFECT ACTIVE of capiô | TRANSLATE | |
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2c. If both the imperfect and perfect tenses express past time, what
then is the difference between the two tenses?
3. Translate the following from Latin into English, or from English into Latin:
a. Iste cônsul tum fuit vêrum caput patriae nostrae.b. Haec medica dê morbîs senectûtis et remediîs eôrum scrîpserat.
c. Nimis multî adulêscentês prô patriâ cecidêrunt et vîtâs amîsêrunt.
d. Magister amîcus eôrum discipulôs â prîncipiô cum patientiâ docuerit.
e. Ille poêta cârus carmina magnâ cum cupiditâte creâverat.
f. Mê in eôdem locô post paucâs hôrâs invenient.
g. The passion for (literally, "of") literature has given us (= "to us") many pleasures.
h. Caesar had said the same things to him about the beginning of that war.
i. You [emphatic!] will do it well.