Chapter 16_Grammar Flashcards

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What is a relative clause?

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a dependent clause that functions as a noun informing the reader about a person, place, thing, or idea

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What are the English relative pronouns?

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who, whose, whom, which, that

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What is an antecedent?

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It is the noun that the pronoun refers back to (Example: “Mike, who is great, is my father.”; “Mike” is the antecedent of “who.”)

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In Latin in what ways must a relative pronoun agree with its antecedent?

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  1. It must agree in number and gender

2. It does not need to agree in case

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What is the paradigm for the relative pronoun for the singular?

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quī	        quae	quod
cūius	cūius	cūius
cui	         cui	          cui
quem	quam	quod
quō	          quā	 quō
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What is the paradigm for the relative pronoun for the plural?

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quī	          quae	  quae
quōrum	quōrum	quōrum
quibus	quibus	quibus
quōs	quās	quae
quibus	quibus	quibus
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What does an expression of cause mean?

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The reason for an action, circumstance, or feeling (“I am mad because you ate my food.” “I ran because I am in a hurry.”)

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What are the three main ways that Latin can show cause?

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  1. prepositional phrases
  2. Ablative
  3. causā or grātiā + Genitive word
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What are the two prepositional phrases that show cause in Latin?

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  1. ob or propter + accusative

2. dē or ex + ablative

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