PPT-DECLENSIONS/TYPES OF ADJECTIVES : 1 . 1 ST /2 ND DECLENSION:

DECLENSIONSTYPES OF ADJECTIVES 1 1 ST 2 ND DECLENSION laetus a um happy pulcher pulchra pulchrum beautiful 2 3 rd DECLENSION fortis fortis. Madison Hanes. Adjectives. Adjectives are words that describe, modify a person, place or thing. Adjectives usually come before the noun. For example: The . orange. cat ran across the yard. Adjectives can also describe pronouns. For example: The . sum. ; Predicate nominatives; Substantives. Jacqueline DiBiasie. Review!. How do we find what declension a noun is?. We look at the genitive. If the genitive ends in –. ae. it will be 1. st. declension. : DWBAT identify the case and endings of singular 3. rd. declension nouns. Statim. : . Take new Packet from the front of the room and put your name and recitation at the top. Complete the STATIM by declining the nouns . Latin I. CASE. SING. PLUR. NOM. a. ae. GEN. ae. arum. DAT. ae. is. ACC. am. as. ABL. a. is. 1. st. Declension. Feminine. Tune: . Twinkle . Twinkle. Little Star . CASE. SING. PLUR. NOM. us/. er. i. Latin I. CASE. SING. PLUR. NOM. a. ae. GEN. ae. arum. DAT. ae. is. ACC. am. as. ABL. a. is. 1. st. Declension. Feminine. Tune: . Twinkle . Twinkle. Little Star . CASE. SING. PLUR. NOM. us/. er. i. sum. ; Predicate nominatives; Substantives. Jacqueline DiBiasie. Review!. How do we find what declension a noun is?. We look at the genitive. If the genitive ends in –. ae. it will be 1. st. declension. R. ome. Origin of Rome. Rome went from a tiny village to a giant empire. Founded April 21, 753 . BCE. Romulus and Remus. Roman Forum: center of the city. 7 hills. Forum lies between Capitoline and Palatine. There are two kinds of adjectives.. 1. st. -2. nd. declension . 3. rd. declension. What do adjectives look like in a vocabulary list?. You are usually given nominative, singular forms for adjectives.. :. . . 1. . 1. ST. /2. ND. DECLENSION: . . laetus. , -a, -um . – happy; . pulcher. , . pulchra. , . pulchrum. - beautiful. 2. 3. rd. DECLENSION: . fortis. , . fortis. , . forte . Pronunciation – read correctly, guess the meaning. Infarctus. myocardii . recens. Fractura. . comminutiva. . colli. . femoris. . lateris. . dextri. Commotio. . cerebri. Vulnus. . punctum. . Active. . attendance. . at. . the. . classes. – . one. . unexcused. absence . possible. , . excuses. . give. in to . the. study . office. Possibility. . of. . substituting. . your. . classes. Terminology. Study . materials. Teachers’ own materials (e.g. hand-outs, presentations, activity cards) which are going to be periodically uploaded on the IS in Study materials of your subject. . Prucklová. An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, quantifying or identifying words. It most often precedes the noun or the pronoun modified. . One of the Types of Adjectives . Appearance : . adorable, adventurous, aggressive , alert ,attractive ,average beautiful, blue-eyed, bloody, blushing . . form. carie. . infarctu. . unguenti. . dentes. pulmonum. . pleuritidem. . gargarismate. . diei. . temporibus. . labio. . morsum.