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Transcript
Nomen___________________________________________Manus______Dies________
Unit III: Latin and the Romans
Lesson XV: “Colōnī Rōmānī” p. 109
Vocabulary
animus, (gen)__________________________, m. ____________________________________
colōnus, (gen)__________________________, m. ___________________________________
habitō, (II)______________, (III)____________, (IV)______________, to ________________
migrō, (II)______________, (III)____________, (IV)______________, to ________________
sum, (II)______________, (III)____________, (IV)______________, to __________________
in [+_______], _________________________________________________________________
Grammar
The verb SUM – Present Tense
Singular
Plural
1st person
I am:
We are:
2nd person
you are:
Y’all are:
3rd person
he/she/it is:
They are:
Now analyze:
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This verb has TWO DIFFERENT STEMS. What are its stems?
o
______________
o
______________
Are the personal endings added to these stems any different from the present tense
endings on regular verbs?______________________
Sum is a linking verb, therefore it cannot have a ______________ _________________.
Instead, a noun after this verb will be nominative case, and is a Predicate Noun or
Complement.
Do not use a form of sum with another verb to say “I am verbing”! Just use present tense,
so: LABORO, not SUM LABORO, means I AM WORKING.