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Page 1: Latin I – A : Mrs. Carro | Scottsdale Prep 5th Grade Latin · 2017. 5. 17. · Create an adjective to match the given form of each noun: Adjective options: mortuus, -a, um (dead);
Page 2: Latin I – A : Mrs. Carro | Scottsdale Prep 5th Grade Latin · 2017. 5. 17. · Create an adjective to match the given form of each noun: Adjective options: mortuus, -a, um (dead);
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