MONDAY Word Study Test Review VINCO OR FLYSWATTER

MONDAY Word Study Test Review VINCO? OR FLYSWATTER?

Flyswatter Game!!!

aedificō cōnsilium effugiō dērīdeō auxilium deinde flōs faber consentiō dīmittō imperātor dēlectō

inter melior parātus pereō vertō tollō nōnne? summus nāvigō simulac postrīdiē pōnō supersum pūnio dare

consilium aedifico deinde delecto auxilium consentio derideo ita melior faber flos dimitto effugio navigo imperator paratus inter

pereo punio pono simulac supersum num tollo nonne postridie summus verto -ne

deleo diligenter familiaris iste deus difficilis domina donum fidelis lavo ipse maritus

necesse quam alius commodus equus nobilis quam –que rex aqua claudo debeo etiam ubi effigies fractus

impedio lectus lente mare miser nauta princeps redeo sacerdos plaustrum saxum teneo praesum unda qui vinco

Wednesday

Calescite! Scribete in lingua Latina et in Anglice: rēx per aulam Quīntum dūcēbat. servī magnum ōvum in mēnsam posuerant. omnēs hospitēs Belimicum dērīdebant. Answer the following question: The floors of Cogidubnus’ palace were decorated with A. granite B. cement C. mosaics D. water…it was under the sea!

Model Sentences ♠ pg. 92 ♣ We will translate together (w 00 t!). ♥ You do NOT have to write these down. ♦ Introduction to the GENITIVE case…from which Latin word is “genitive” derived?

Thursday

Calescite! Conjugate “laudō, laudāre, laudāvī” (I praise, to praise, I praised) in the Perfect Tense. Singular 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Plural

Conjugate “laudō, laudāre, laudāvī” (I praise, to praise, I praised) in the Perfect Tense. Singular 1 st 2 nd 3 rd laudavī Plural I have laudavimus We have warned laudavistī You laudavistis Ya’ll have warned laudavit S/He/It laudaverūnt They have warned

“tumultus” Pars Una • Take out: – Pen/cil – Paper – Your brain! (Tua mens!)

“tumultus” Pars Una • Vertite ad paginam… Fabula Formārum Virgārum!!!

Friday

Calescite! Conjugate “videō, vidēre, vīdī” (I see, to see, I saw) in the PLUPERFECT Tense. Singular 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Plural

Conjugate “videō, vidēre, vīdī” (I see, to see, I saw) in the PLUPERFECT Tense. Singular 1 st videram 2 nd videras 3 rd viderat I had seen You had seen S/He/It had seen Plural videramus videratis viderant We had seen Ya’ll had seen They had seen

“tumultus” Pars Dua pg. 94 • We will translate together • Whatever we don’t finish is homework…including questions on pg. 96 ***Pay special attn. to the ________ tense and the ______ case***