LNM1 Ch 6 Exercises 1 & 3: sum & possum
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Druidēs sunt virī māgnī.
Estis Druidēs: exempla bona docētis et fābulās nārrātis.
Nōn sumus Druidēs.
Vir iūstus sum.
Ego autem sum māgnus āthlēta.
Tū nōn es āthlēta; tū es poēta.
Liber est bonus.
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of possum. The subjects are indicated in parentheses.
Translate the sentences. The Reading Vocabulary may be consulted.
Example: (Ego) iūdicāre nōn __________.
(Ego) iūdicāre nōn possum. I cannot judge.
Translate: Puerōs docēre __________.
(Tū) Scientiam māgnam habēre __________.
(Ego) Memoriam firmāre __________.
(Illī/they) Sacra Gallōrum cūrāre nōn __________.
(Ille/he) Druidēs (accusative) amāre nōn __________.
(Tū) Druidēs timēre __________.
Besides brute force memorization, what does the video say will make it easier to learn irregular verbs?
Put the following in order, from 1st person singular to 3rd person plural/:
sumus
sum
est
sunt
es
estis
If a Latin sentence begins with the verb est/sunt, how do you translate the beginning of the sentence?
What is the verb stem for the verb sum, esse?
The verb possum, posse is actually a compund of what two Latin words?
Arrange the following in order from 1st person singular to 3rd person plural.
potes
potest
possunt
potestis
possumus
possum
What do complementary infinitives do?