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timōrēs (malus)

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timōrēs (malus)

Make the adjective (in parentheses) agree with the noun in case, number, and gender:

ducī (sevērus)

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ducī (sevērus)

Make the adjective (in parentheses) agree with the noun in case, number, and gender:

corporis (pulcher)

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corporis (pulcher)

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tempus (longus)

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tempus (longus)

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corporibus (multus)

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corporibus (multus)

Make the adjective (in parentheses) agree with the noun in case, number, and gender:

in ōrātiōne (meus)

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in ōrātiōne (meus)

What is the genitive singular ending for the 3rd declension?

What is the genitive singular ending for 3rd declension neuter nouns?

Which two cases are always identical for all neuter nouns?

How can you tell if a noun is a 3rd declension neuter i-stem?

How can you tell whether a neuter noun is nominative or accusative?