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| person, place, thing, or idea |
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| describes a verb, adverb, adjectives |
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| describes where something is |
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| connects words and word groups |
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| a group of nouns with the came set of endings |
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| a group of verbs with the same set of endings |
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| masculine, feminine, or neuter |
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| what the noun is doing in the sentence |
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| who the subject is referring to |
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| the subject is completing the action of the verb |
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subject is receiving the action of the verb
most often; "subject" has been |
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| states a fact or asks a question |
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| to do something (also has the "to") |
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| What is the 1st principal part always? |
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| singular, present, active, indicative |
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| What is the second principal part always? |
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| infinitive (also, it gives the present stem for present active and passive, imperfect active and passive, and future active and passive |
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| What is the third principal part always? |
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| 1st person, perfect, active, indicative |
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| What is the 4th principal part always? |
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| masculine singular for perfect passive participle, forms perfect passive, pluperfect passive, future perfect passive |
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| used to form present tense words |
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| used to form perfect tense words |
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nominative singular, gen. sing, gender
ex. casa, casae, f. |
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| How can you tell the verb conjugation? |
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find the second principal part, look at the vowel before the -re. as follows:
1st: -a (with macron)
2nd:-e (with macron)
3rd: -e
4th:-i (with macron) |
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| What is the present active infinitive? |
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| What is the present passive infinitive? |
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ends in:
1st, 2nd, 4th: -ri
3rd, 3rd-io: -ri (i has macron) |
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