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    This document provides a summary of the grammar and vocabulary used in a 220-word Latin text, including the frequency of verb tenses and examples of nouns, adjectives, verbs, and proper nouns. It lists 27 different proper nouns, 14 adjectives, 26 nouns, and 35 verbs used in the passage, along with their conjugations and forms. The verb tenses used most frequently are the perfect and present, while the passive voice is used 5 times.

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    DIDO AD ANNAM SOROREM

    GRAMMAR PRESUPPOSED

    Approximately 10 words per line, approximately 220 words total.


    First, second, third declension nouns
    First and second declension adjectives
    Verb Tense Active frequency: Present 13 instances; Imperfect 0; Perfect 27; Pluperfect 0; Future 4
    Verb Tense Passive frequency: 5

    PROPER NOUNS ADJECTIVES

    Dido, Didonis meus, mea, meum


    Aeneas, Aeneae tuus, tua, tuum
    Iuppiter, Iovis noster, nostra, nostrum
    Anna, -ae bonus, bona, bonum
    Mercurius, Mercurii amicus, amica, amicum
    Italia, -ae pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
    Troia, -ae medius, media, medium
    Africa, -ae miser, misera, miserum
    Troianus, -i durus, dura, durum
    magnus, magna, magnum
    novus, nova, novum
    perpetuus, perpetua, perpetuum

    NOUNS VERBS

    patria, -ae amo, amare, amavi


    regina, -ae porto, portare,portavi
    inuria, -ae navigo, navigare, navigavi
    vita, -ae impero, imperare, imperavi
    unda, -ae habito, habitare, habitavi
    aqua, -ae convoco, convocare, convocavi
    concordia, -ae monstro, monstrare, monstravi
    poeta, -ae pugno, pugnare, pugnavi
    migro, migrare, migravi
    animus, -i appello, appellare, appellavi
    locus, -i propero, properare, properavi
    socius, -i
    annus, -i video, videre, vidi
    finitimus, -i respondeo, respondere, respondi
    amicus, -i debeo, debere, debui
    DIDO AD ANNAM SOROREM
    terminus, -i maneo, manere, mansi
    filius, -i
    populus, -i traho, trahere, traxi
    nuntius, -i fugo, fugere, fugi
    ager, agri dico, dicere, dixi
    vir, -i duco, ducere, duxi
    ventus, -i ago, agere, egi
    liber, libri mitto, mittere, misi
    dues, dei amitto, amittere, amisi
    committo, committere, commisi
    frumentum, -i rego, regere, rexi
    nuntium, -i excedo, excedere, excessi
    oppidum, -i
    periculum, -i facio, facere, feci
    proelium, -i interficio, interficere, interfeci
    verbum, -i
    officium, -i venio, venire, veni
    invenio, invenire, inveni
    soror, sororis convenio, convenire, conveni
    navis,navis
    sum, esse, fui

    VERBAL PHRASES

    memori teneo, tenere, tenui


    otium habeo, habere, habui

    PASSIVE VERBS
    scribitur
    amittetur
    terretur
    defendentur
    occupabantur

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