Hebdomas tertial decima - Week XIII - Thursday April 26

April 26

WARMUP. Use your declension handout or the models on page 267 to fill out noun chart for 1-3 declensions.

Translate the genitive singular and plural for each word. The genitive case indicates __________?

The vocative case indicates ____________________? (see page 56)

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1. Declension chants

2. Genitive case

• possession
• genitive nouns describe another noun by indicating a family relationship, showing possession or providing qualification or description (p.80).
• use the genitive case to find a noun's stem or base. 
• remove the -ae (first declension)  puell-ae
• remove the -i (second declension)  serv-i    puer-i  
• remove the -is  (third declension).  patr-is    voc-is
• Davus ad portam villae stat.
• Aurelia est mater Marci et Corneliae.
• In ramis arboris se celat (s/he hides himself/herself) 

3. Vocative case

• direct address; used when addressing persons or things directly
• "Age, Sexte!"   Age, Marce      "togam induis, moleste puer!"
• Ending is the same as the nominative EXCEPT for 2nd declension masculine nouns.
• Activity Book Exercise 8g.

4.  How to find the base or stem of a VERB. Use the infinitive.

• remove from the infinitive form: -āre    -ēre     -ere      īre

• responēre -- respond
• salutāre --- salut
• tradere  -- trad
• venire   -- ven

5. Do exercises 1 and 2 of Word Study, pages 57-58 in textbook (guided)

6. Do exercise 3 on page 58 (independent)

7. Practice vocabulary in Quizlet for Chapter 08 (independent)

8. Quick vocabulary quiz (save to Google docs folder)

9. Dialogues 8b, p. 55  (guided)