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    Nom Acc Gen Dat Abl: Declinatio Quarta

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    The document provides instructions for completing a declension chart using the Latin words "exercitus" and "manus". It includes example sentences using these words in various cases. The sentences demonstrate soldiers fighting for Germany and Rome, a boy seeing fighting soldiers in a field, and sad camps with many killed soldiers. It also includes examples modifying "manus" with the adjective "dexter" and using "manus" in sentences about hands and fingers.

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    The document provides instructions for completing a declension chart using the Latin words "exercitus" and "manus". It includes example sentences using these words in various cases. The sentences demonstrate soldiers fighting for Germany and Rome, a boy seeing fighting soldiers in a field, and sad camps with many killed soldiers. It also includes examples modifying "manus" with the adjective "dexter" and using "manus" in sentences about hands and fingers.

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    The document provides instructions for completing a declension chart using the Latin words "exercitus" and "manus". It includes example sentences using these words in various cases. The sentences demonstrate soldiers fighting for Germany and Rome, a boy seeing fighting soldiers in a field, and sad camps with many killed soldiers. It also includes examples modifying "manus" with the adjective "dexter" and using "manus" in sentences about hands and fingers.

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    Declinatio Quarta: This is the u declension. Most of the words (save for manus, us as a major example) are masculine.

    Use exercit|us, us to complete the chart. Pl. ____________ Germaniae et Romae pugnant. Puer ___________ pugnantes in campo videt. Castra _____________ tristes sunt, quod multi milites necantur. Dat Dux _____________ imperat. ____________ britanniae gladii multi sunt. * Abl Aemilius in ____________ est. In ____________ germaniae et romae multi milites sunt. *Dative of Possession, sentence could also be Exercitus britanniae gladios multos habent. Casus Nom Acc Gen Sing. ___________ in castris incolit. Dux ______________ in bello ducit. Castra ____________ magni sunt.

    HOMEWORK: Now you practice with man|us, us (fem!) with the adjective dexter, dextra, dextrum modifying it. Sing. Pl. ________ ________ in aquam ponit. Duae _________ __________ non habet. Ego _______ _______ tua carpio. Ego __________ carpio. Anulus _______ ________ pulcher est! Anuli __________ pulchri sunt. Alia manus peram ________ ________ ___________ decem digiti sunt.* dat. Abl Denarius in _________ ________ Pila cum __________ carpiunt y iacent! ponit. *Dative of Possession. Could read otherwise as Manus decem digitos habent (Notice that Manus here is PLURAL!!) Casus Nom Acc Gen Dat

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