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National Latin Exam

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A few grammar tips to prepare for the NLE. Please also use the packet - common phrases used today, mythology, map, etc. You may also want to review numbers, Roman numerals, rooms of the house, clothing, family terms, famous places in Rome.

A	B
erat/erant	was/were
-t/-nt	singular/plural verbs
-bat/-bant	was verbing/were verbing
verbs that end in -re	to verb (infinitive)
verb ending in a vowel or -te with !	command
quis	who
quid	what
ubi	where/when
cur	why
-ne attached to first word in a question	expecting a yes/no answer
direct object singular ends in	-m
est/sunt	is/are
when you see the verb dat	need indirect object, to/for noun
quot	how many
adjectives that end in -e are	adverbs, -ly
semper	always
hodie	today
bene	good/well
male	bad
Quid agis?	How are you?
Ita vero	yes indeed
Minime	no
et	and
quod	because
sed	but
aut	or
non	not
nouns and their adjectives	should have the same ending
predicate nominative	when using a linking verb such as est/sunt, the subject and predicate should both be nominative
two nouns together with different endings - ianua villae	possession - the door of the house

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