LNM Chapter 7: DĒ AMŌRE

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Identify the verb/s:

Puella mea passerem habet.

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Identify the subject/s:

Puella mea passerem habet.

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Translate: Puella mea passerem habet.

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Identify the verb/s:

Ō, passer, dēliciae meae puellae!

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What case and number is puellae?

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In the sentence "Ō, passer, dēliciae meae puellae!", what case and number is passer?

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Translate: Ō, passer, dēliciae meae puellae!

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Identify the verb/s:

Cum passere puella mea lūdit, passerem tenet, passerī digitum dat, digitus ā passere mordētur.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Cum passere puella mea lūdit, passerem tenet, passerī digitum dat, digitus ā passere mordētur.

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Identify the direct objects (accusative case):

Cum passere puella mea lūdit, passerem tenet, passerī digitum dat, digitus ā passere mordētur.

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Translate this phrase: Cum passere puella mea lūdit

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Translate this phrase: passerem tenet

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Translate this phrase: passerī digitum dat

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Translate this phrase: digitus ā passere mordētur

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Identify the verb/s:

Puella nārrat sē passerem amāre.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Puella nārrat sē passerem amāre.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Puella nārrat sē passerem amāre.

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Translate this sentence: Puella nārrat sē passerem amāre.

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Identify the verb/s:

Puella passerem plūs quam oculōs amat.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Puella passerem plūs quam oculōs amat.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Puella passerem plūs quam oculōs amat.

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Translate the sentence: Puella passerem plūs quam oculōs amat.

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Identify the verb/s:

Nam passer est mellītus.

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Identify the subjects:

Nam passer est mellītus.

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Identify the predicate nominative:

Nam passer est mellītus.

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Translate the sentence: Nam passer est mellītus.

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Identify the verb/s:

Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Identify the indirect objects/s (ablative case - hint: prepositional phrases usually use the ablative case):

Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Identify the nouns in the genitive case:

Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Translate: Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

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Identify the verb/s:

Passer ad dominam semper pīpiat.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Passer ad dominam semper pīpiat.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Passer ad dominam semper pīpiat.

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Translate: Passer ad dominam semper pīpiat.

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Identify the verb/s:

Catullus tamen vult cum puellā esse et ā puellā amārī.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Catullus tamen vult cum puellā esse et ā puellā amārī.

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Identify the indirect object/s (ablative case - hint: nouns in prepositional phrases are usually ablative):

Catullus tamen vult cum puellā esse et ā puellā amārī.

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Translate: Catullus tamen vult cum puellā esse et ā puellā amārī.

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Identify the verb/s:

Itaque Catullus passerī invidet.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Itaque Catullus passerī invidet.

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Translate the sentence: Itaque Catullus passerī invidet.

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Identify the verb/s:

Tū, puella, Catullum amāre dēbēs, nōn passerem.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Tū, puella, Catullum amāre dēbēs, nōn passerem.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Tū, puella, Catullum amāre dēbēs, nōn passerem.

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Translate: Tū, puella, Catullum amāre dēbēs, nōn passerem.

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Identify the verb/s:

Senēs autem sevērī putant puellam Catullum amāre nōn dēbēre.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Senēs autem sevērī putant puellam Catullum amāre nōn dēbēre.

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Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Senēs autem sevērī putant puellam Catullum amāre nōn dēbēre.

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Translate: Senēs autem sevērī putant puellam Catullum amāre nōn dēbēre.

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Identify the verb/s:

Verba senum, puella, unīus assis aestimāre possumus.

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Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Verba senum, puella, unīus assis aestimāre possumus.

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Translate: Verba senum, puella, unīus assis aestimāre possumus.

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Identify the verb/s:

Nam vīta nōn est longa.

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Identify the subject/s:

Nam vīta nōn est longa.

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Translate: Nam vīta nōn est longa.

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How does the poet feel about the girl’s pet bird? Why?

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Who is in the way of the poet’s and the girl’s love?

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Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s:

Translate: Puella mea passerem habet.

Identify the verb/s:

What case and number is puellae?

In the sentence "Ō, passer, dēliciae meae puellae!", what case and number is passer?

Translate: Ō, passer, dēliciae meae puellae!

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct objects (accusative case):

Translate this phrase: Cum passere puella mea lūdit

Translate this phrase: passerem tenet

Translate this phrase: passerī digitum dat

Translate this phrase: digitus ā passere mordētur

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Translate this sentence: Puella nārrat sē passerem amāre.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Translate the sentence: Puella passerem plūs quam oculōs amat.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subjects:

Identify the predicate nominative:

Translate the sentence: Nam passer est mellītus.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Identify the indirect objects/s (ablative case - hint: prepositional phrases usually use the ablative case):

Identify the nouns in the genitive case:

Translate: Catullus videt passerem esse semper in gremiō puellae.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Translate: Passer ad dominam semper pīpiat.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the indirect object/s (ablative case - hint: nouns in prepositional phrases are usually ablative):

Translate: Catullus tamen vult cum puellā esse et ā puellā amārī.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Translate the sentence: Itaque Catullus passerī invidet.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Translate: Tū, puella, Catullum amāre dēbēs, nōn passerem.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Identify the direct object/s (accusative case):

Translate: Senēs autem sevērī putant puellam Catullum amāre nōn dēbēre.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s (nominative case):

Translate: Verba senum, puella, unīus assis aestimāre possumus.

Identify the verb/s:

Identify the subject/s:

Translate: Nam vīta nōn est longa.

How does the poet feel about the girl’s pet bird? Why?

Who is in the way of the poet’s and the girl’s love?

What is the poet’s reason for his impatience to enjoy love?