Give all the forms of the 1st person pronoun 'ego' (I/me) in singular.
Give all the forms of the 2nd person pronoun 'tū' (you) in singular.
Give all the forms of the 1st person pronoun in the plural (we/us).
Give all the forms of the 2nd person pronoun in the plural (you all).
Decline the demonstrative pronoun 'is, ea, id' (he, she, it / that) in the masculine singular.
Why are personal pronouns rarely used as subjects in Latin?
In 'Ego tē amō', why is 'ego' included even though 'amō' already means 'I love'?
Translate: 'Deus nōs amat.'
Translate: 'Eī librōs dedimus.'
Hint: eī is dative singular of is (to him).
What case is 'mihi' in 'Dā mihi pācem'?
Compare the accusative forms of 'ego' and 'tū'. How are they similar?
Decline the demonstrative pronoun 'is, ea, id' in the feminine singular.
Decline the 1st-person personal pronoun 'ego' (I) in all cases, singular and plural.
Decline the 2nd-person personal pronoun 'tū' (you) in all cases, singular and plural.