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Chapter 8/9. Key Concepts--September 23. Third Conjugation Present Future Imperfect Monosyllabic Imperatives. Introducing the…. e conjugation UH-OH. Thank our lucky stars we know the 2 nd conjugation macrons by heart. Present of Ago, agere , egi , actum. Rules for forming verbs
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Key Concepts--September 23 • Third Conjugation • Present • Future • Imperfect • Monosyllabic Imperatives
Introducing the…. • e conjugation • UH-OH
Thank our lucky stars we know the 2nd conjugation macrons by heart
Present of Ago, agere, egi, actum • Rules for forming verbs • 1) Find stem—age- • 2) Add tense infix—”e” or “u” • 3) Add endings • Can you conjugate ago in present? • Hints: • “o” eats “e” • e+e=i (vs. Ē +e= ē) • Third person plural infix is “u”
Ago, agere, egi, actum 1st – Ago (I lead) Agimus(we lead) 2nd- Agis (you lead) Agitis(ya’ll lead) 3rd- Agit (he leads) Agunt(they lead)
Conjugate dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, dūctum- to lead s. P. 1st DūcōDūcimus 2nd. DūcisDūcitis 3rdDūcitDūcunt
Future Tense • Rules for forming verbs • 1) Find stem • 2) Add tense infix—1 “ā,” 5 ”ē”’s • 3) Add endings • Can you conjugate ago in the future? • Hints: • First person singular is strangely “ā”—what personal ending will you use? • “I’m an irregular A in the future!”
Conjugate ago, agere? 1st – Agām(I will lead) Agēmus(we will lead) 2nd- Agēs (you will lead) Agētis (ya’ll will lead) 3rd- Aget(he will lead) Agent (they will lead) *notice lack of macrons for the “t” endings
Imperfect Tense • Rules for forming verbs • 1) Find stem • 2) Add tense infix—BA • 3) Add endings • Can you conjugate ago in the imperfect?
1st – Agēbam (I was leading) Agēbāmus(we were leading) 2nd- Agēbās (you was leading) Agēbātis(ya’ll were leading) 3rd- Agēbat (he wasleading) Agēbant(they were leading) *NB: The e+e combines to an ē
How do we form the imperatives? • Age!—DO! • Disce! Learn • Scribe! Write • What are the infinitives for these verbs?
MONOSYLLABIC IMPERATIVES of THIRD CONJUGATION • i.e. a cave man’s choice words • dīc(dicere)—TALK! • dūc(ducere)—LEAD! • fac (facere)—MAKE! • fer(ferre)-CARRY! • *NB memorize these for quiz tomorrow
Key Concepts September 24 • Demonstratives • Pronouns
Demonstrative • What does “demonstro” mean?
In Latin we have… • Hic, haec, hoc—this • Ille, illa, illud—that • Iste, ista, istud—that very thing *These are irregular ADJECTIVES that can be used as Substantive PRONOUNS
Hic, Haec Hoc • hic haec hoc • --------huius--------- • --------huic---------- • Hunchanc hoc • Hōchāchōc • Hīhaehaec • Horumharumhorum • Hīshīshīs • hos has haec • His his his What looks the same?
Hic, Haec Hoc • hic haechoc • --------huius--------- • --------huic---------- • Hunchanchoc • Hōchāchōc • Hīhaehaec • Horumharumhorum • Hīshīshīs • hos hashaec • His his his
Practice • Hiceststultus! • Tamen, hichancvitambeneducēt. • Dābohuiccopiae his fratribusregibusquelinguamlatinum.
Ille, IllaIllud • IlleIllaIllud • --------illius--------- • --------illī---------- • Illumillamillum • illōillāillō • illīillaeilla • illorumillarumillorum • illīsillīsillīs • illosillasilla • illisillisillis
Quisestillafemina? • Illa non magna est. • Quis=who
Let’s form Iste, ista, istud • Isteistaistud • --------istius--------- • --------istī---------- • Istumistamistum • istōistāistō • istīistaeista • istorumistarumistorum • istīsistīsistīs • istosistasista • istisistisistis