Lesson 7: Grammar Review Flashcards

1
Q

Give the five vowel letters and their long sounds in Latin.

A

a, e, i, o, u

/ah/ /ay/ /ee/ /oh/ ōō/

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2
Q

Soft c has the sound of ___ in English and ___ in Latin.

A

/s/; /ch/

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3
Q

The subject tells

A

who or what the sentence is about

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4
Q

Give the two grammar numbers.

A

singular, plural

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5
Q

The imperfect tense is used to describe an ___, ___, ___ or ___ ___action.

A

ongoing, repeated, habitual; interrupted

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6
Q

What is the name of the 2nd principal part?

A

infinitive

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7
Q

Give the names for the three forms of the English present tense.

A

simple present, progressive present, emphatic present

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8
Q

How do you find the present stem?

A

Drop re from the infinitive

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9
Q

Give the English forms of the to be verb.

A

am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been

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10
Q

The English infinitive is written with the particle ___ before the verb.

A

to

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11
Q

The present system is built on the ___.

A

present stem

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12
Q

Give the names, from left to right, of the last three syllables of a Latin word.

A

antepenult; penult; ultima

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13
Q

The imperfect tense sign is ___.

A

ba

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14
Q

In English I praise is the ___ present, I am praising is the ___ present, and I do praise is the ___ present.

A

simple; progressive; emphatic

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15
Q

How many Latin tenses are there? Name them.

A

six; present, imperfect, future, perfect, pluperfect, future perfect

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16
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How many conjugations are there? Name them.

A

four; first, second, third, fourth

17
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The infinitive ending for all 1st conjugation verbs is ___.

18
Q

Always in Latin and usually in English, c, g, and sc are hard before

A

a, o, u, consonants

19
Q

The accent is on the ___ unless the ___ is marked.

A

penult; antepenult

20
Q

The to be verb shows ___, not ___.

A

existence; action

21
Q

In Latin grammar, imperfect means ___.

A

not finished

22
Q

In Latin and English, hard c has the sound of

23
Q

The predicate tells ___

A

what the subject is or does

24
Q

Always in Latin and usually in English, c, g, and sc are soft before

A

e, i, ae, oe

25
Give the three grammar persons.
first person, second person, third person
26
The three tenses that make up the present system are \_\_\_.
present, imperfect, future
27
What are principal parts? How many are there?
The forms that provide the stems needed to conjugate a verb in all its tenses. There are usually four principal parts.
28
Give two Latin words that have the long sound of the five vowels.
glória Jesu
29
The 1st person is the person \_\_\_. The 2nd person is the person \_\_\_. The 3rd person is the person \_\_\_.
speaking spoken to spoken about
30
What English helping verbs translate the imperfect tense?
were, was
31
Give the six attributes of a Latin verb.
conjugation, person, number, tense, voice, mood
32
In Latin, **gn** is pronounced like \_\_\_. Give two examples.
/ny/; **pugno** (I fight), **magnus** (large)
33
What is *Sentence Pattern #1*?
Subject + Verb
34
Verb families are called \_\_\_.
conjugations
35
The two basic parts of a sentence are \_\_\_.
the subject and the predicate
36
The stem vowel of the 1st conjugation is \_\_.
a
37
What English helping verb translates the Latin future tenses?
will