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Tic-tac-toe

Tic-tac-toe. Review lessons 10-11-12. Sinus sinus(long u) Sinus(long u) sinuum Sinui sinibus Sinum sinus(long u) Sinu (long u) sinibus

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Tic-tac-toe

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  1. Tic-tac-toe Review lessons 10-11-12

  2. Sinus sinus(long u) Sinus(long u) sinuum Sinuisinibus Sinum sinus(long u) Sinu(long u) sinibus Sinus, sinus, Decline “sinus”=curve, bay, pocket

  3. Present imperfect Adhaereamadhaererem Adhaereasadhaereres Adhaereatadhaereret Adhaereamusadhaereremus Adhaereatisadhaereretis Adhaereantadhaererent “vowel movement” “---re” Conjugate “adhaereo”

  4. 1.Ne fleamus=Let us not cry. 2.Flemus utsilvamservemus.=We cry to save the forest. 3.Habeant silentium.=Let them have silence. Transfer in Anglicam.

  5. Present imperfect Perturberperturbarer Perturberisperturbareris Perturbeturperturbaretur Perturbemurperturbaremur Perturbeminiperturbaremini Perturbenturperturbarentur “vowel movement” “—re” Conjugate “perturbo.”

  6. 1.Publius et furianus ad Graeciamutclarosmagistrosaudiant et videantnavigabunt.=Publius and Furianus will sail to Greece to hear and see the famous teachers. 2.Descendimus in navemut trans paludemnavigaremus.=We descended into the boat to sail across the swamp. 3.Mulieres constituant.=Let the women decide. Transfer in Anglicam.

  7. Portusportus(long U) Portus(long U) portuum Portuiportibus Portumportus(long U) Portu(long U) portibus Portus, portus(long U) Decline “portus”

  8. 1.Canamus multos versus.=Let us sing many verses. 2.Ne cibumeiciat.=Let him not throw the food. 3.Cecinimus multos versus utmagistramperturbaremus.=We sang many verses to confuse(disturb) the teacher. Transfer in Anglicam.

  9. Senatussenatus(long u) Senatus(long u) senatuum Senatuisenatibus Senatumsenatus(long u) Senatu(long u) senatibus Senatus, senatus,(long u) Decline “senatus”

  10. Present imperfect Canamcanerem Canascaneres Canatcaneret Canamuscaneremus Canatiscaneretis Canantcanerent Conjugate “cano”

  11. Finished! All In!

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