Forming the present indicative of sum, esse In this video, we will see the formation of sum, esse in the present tense and the indicative voice:

omnia praeclāra sunt rāra True or false: omnia praeclāra here is neuter plural.

Assuming that the following adjectives are nominative singular, match the Latin substantive adjective with its translation in English:

Which of the following is the accusative plural of amīcus?

Why is thinking about money and not friends a mistake, according to Cicero?

sum, esse, fuī, futūrum: an introduction Watch this video to get started!

Which of the following statements do you think best summarizes the sentiment of “The Grass is Always Greener”?

A _______________ reduces the density of the strongest competitors in a community. [Blank1]

Substantive adjectives Latin adjectives can take on the function of nouns in sentences — watch this video to find out how!

Paucī virī vērōs amīcōs habent, et paucī sunt dignī. Amīcitia vēra est praeclāra, et omnia praeclāra sunt rāra. In these lines, what is the case, number, and gender of dignī, and how would you explain its case?