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IT"S MINE!!! (expressing ownership)
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doceavo grado
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Regular verbs ending in -er
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Common verbs ending in -re
Likes & Dislikes
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MEUM CAPUT!!!!
(My head!!)
Possessive adjectives
-possessive adjectives agree in
gender
&
number
(singular / plural)
-they
do not
agree with the
owner
-keep in mind that the
gender must agree,
so that the endings
may not look alike
For example,
Nauta, nautae- (m.) sailor (feminine ending
BUT
, masculine gender)
Magnus nauta –big sailor
Magna urbs (f.) big city
Masculine form of My
(singular)
(plural)
Nom.
meus
–
my
nom.
mei
– mine
Gen.
mei
- of mine gen.
meorum
- of mine
Dat.
meo
- to/for mine dat.
meis
- to / for mine
Acc.
meum
- mine acc.
meos
– mine (pl.)
Abl.
meo
- by, with, from mine abl.
meis
- by, with, from my..
Voc.
mi
– oh my…!
Feminine form of my
(singular)
(plural)
Nom.
mea
– my nom.
meae
– mine
Gen.
meae
- of mine gen.
mearum
- of mine
Dat.
meae
- to/for mine dat.
meis
- to / for mine
Acc.
meam
- mine acc.
meas
– mine (pl.)
Abl.
mea
- by, with, from mine abl.
meis
- by, with, from my..
Neuter form of my/mine
(singular)
(plural)
Nom.
meum
– my nom.
mea
– mine
Gen.
mei
- of mine gen.
meorum
- of mine
Dat.
meo
- to/for mine dat.
meis
- to / for mine
Acc.
meum
- mine acc.
mea
– mine (pl.)
Abl.
meo
- by, with, from mine abl.
meis
- by, with, from
Tuus- your
(follows the same declension for –us, masculine ending )
Tuus, tua, tuum - your
Suus, sua, suum- his, hers, its
Use these, when referring to more than one
Noster, nostra, nostrum- our
Vester, vestra, vestrum- your
Suus, sua, suum – their, theirs
**Possessive adjectives are placed in front of the nouns they modify when they are used for emphasis